Greetings,
My desktop (Win 7 x64) won't copy over my home network any faster than 1.3MB/s. Copying between my other 2 boxes (HTPC and Server, all win7x64) I can get up to 73 MB/s. They all run through the same switch (10/100/1000), I've switched cables, plugins. All switches (2) and 1 router are 10/100/1000 and cables are CAT 6.
I'm I updated to the latest driver (Realtek) and still no joy. I checked the bios and at "Start detecting Port" I get:
Link Detected 10 Mbps
Cable Length 6 m
Motherboard is a Gigabyte GA-880-GMA-UD2H (100/1000 networking)
My next step is to wipe the hard drive and reinstall win 7, but I thought I'd check in here 1st and get some feedback. I really don't know anything about networking, just been hacking away getting this home network setup.
I'm thinking it is a windows 7 setting on my desktop or my network port on my motherboard is bad, but I don't know enough to know how to check if it is one or the other.
I'd love some feedback!
Thanks, Mark
My desktop (Win 7 x64) won't copy over my home network any faster than 1.3MB/s. Copying between my other 2 boxes (HTPC and Server, all win7x64) I can get up to 73 MB/s. They all run through the same switch (10/100/1000), I've switched cables, plugins. All switches (2) and 1 router are 10/100/1000 and cables are CAT 6.
I'm I updated to the latest driver (Realtek) and still no joy. I checked the bios and at "Start detecting Port" I get:
Link Detected 10 Mbps
Cable Length 6 m
Motherboard is a Gigabyte GA-880-GMA-UD2H (100/1000 networking)
My next step is to wipe the hard drive and reinstall win 7, but I thought I'd check in here 1st and get some feedback. I really don't know anything about networking, just been hacking away getting this home network setup.
I'm thinking it is a windows 7 setting on my desktop or my network port on my motherboard is bad, but I don't know enough to know how to check if it is one or the other.
I'd love some feedback!
Thanks, Mark