K kointoss Prominent Oct 19, 2017 1 0 510 Oct 19, 2017 #1 Been look through the forums, and can't find hte answer. So i pay for 100mbps from my ISP, and running speedtest gives me about 85. Cool. My question how to I get the "speed:" to go from 10.0Mbps to, say, 20 Mbps? I have Windows 10. [/URL][/img]
Been look through the forums, and can't find hte answer. So i pay for 100mbps from my ISP, and running speedtest gives me about 85. Cool. My question how to I get the "speed:" to go from 10.0Mbps to, say, 20 Mbps? I have Windows 10. [/URL][/img]
Solution scout_03 Oct 19, 2017 your nic card run on 10/100 or it is a gigabyte network one you could also be restricted by your router or home cabling if they are not gig ones .
your nic card run on 10/100 or it is a gigabyte network one you could also be restricted by your router or home cabling if they are not gig ones .
scout_03 Titan Ambassador Feb 18, 2010 30,566 321 107,640 Oct 19, 2017 Solution #2 your nic card run on 10/100 or it is a gigabyte network one you could also be restricted by your router or home cabling if they are not gig ones . Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
your nic card run on 10/100 or it is a gigabyte network one you could also be restricted by your router or home cabling if they are not gig ones .