So, I think the problem is with my computer, not the router.Įdit 2: I tried running sfc /scannow in command prompt to see if there were any problems with the windows system files, but that didn't find anything. I have also connected a Cisco router I found in my house to the Verizon Fios Modem, which I am now connecting to, and I am still having the same issue. So apparently, I need to mess with the wireless adapter every time I turn on the computer.

However, after I reboot, the speed is back to less than 1Mbps, until I disable and re-enable the wireless adapter again.

However, after I rebooted the computer, I am again getting slightly over 1Mbps download.Įdit: I found that if I disable the wireless adapter and re-enable it, I am able to get about 20-30Mbps down again. I installed it just a few hours ago, and I was able to get 20Mbps download. I thought this issue could be a usb problem, so I ordered the Gigabyte GC-WB867D-I PCIe adapter. So, I went out to Walmart and bought the Netgear N300 Usb Adapter, which again worked well when I first used it, but later gave me slightly over 1Mbps download. I originally used a Monoprice Wifi Adapter with my computer, which worked okay when I first installed it, but later on gave me less than 1Mbps download. I recently built myself a new computer, running Windows 7 圆4.

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