I recently upgraded my router to an ASUS RT-N56U from a Linksys WRT54GL, and upgraded my internet from 25mbps to 50mbps. When I look at the status of my LAN speed, it's only reading 100mbps. I was able to get the LAN to 1Gbps before, so I know my network card is capable of this, but I can't get it back up to 1Gbps anymore. I tried using the old ethernet wire (which I used to reach that speed) and tried plugging directly into the cable modem. I also tried setting the NIC to 1Gbps full duplex. Any ideas?
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100/1000 mbps issue
- Thread starter Ammo87
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Shaun o
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- Oct 7, 2007
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Set your adapter like you have to 1Gbps full duplex.
Turn the system off.
Reset the router or power it down.
Let the router initialize .
Turn your pc on let windows load.
Look at the back of the router if its amber or orange where you have your Ethernet cable plugged in its working at 1Gbps.
Turn the system off.
Reset the router or power it down.
Let the router initialize .
Turn your pc on let windows load.
Look at the back of the router if its amber or orange where you have your Ethernet cable plugged in its working at 1Gbps.
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