Why Mobile Phone Upload Speed Is Faster Than Computer

  • #1
Im paying for 100mbps and on my phone i always pull near 80-90mbps all the time but as soon equally i go onto my pc i am getting nearly 9 at max! Why is this? i am using a adapter and the indicate is very strong. Anybody know why or anything i can do to ready this?

Im with vodafone and the model is a HG658c
Not certain what model the adapter is only its a tp-link

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  • #2
Effort updating the firmware on the PC adapter.
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  • #three
Depending on how old the adapter is, information technology might non support the newest wifi standards and therefore be slower.

I'd still endeavour updating soft- & firmware though, sometimes actually helps.

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but updated it at present and im yet getting the aforementioned results. The adapter is pretty new says on the side of it that information technology supports upwards to 600mbps
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Depending on how old the adapter is, information technology might not back up the newest wifi standards and therefore exist slower.

I'd still try updating soft- & firmware though, sometimes actually helps.

just updated it at present and im still getting the same results. The adapter is pretty new says on the side of it that it supports upwardly to 600mbps

  • #6
Try updating the firmware on the PC adapter.

Ive dont that but notwithstanding getting the same result

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Information technology would help a bit to know the hardware. We have the model number on your router/modem. What virtually the adapter and phone?

On my computer, when I pull upward the connection status (Command Console->Network and Sharing->Change adapter settings->right click on wifi->status) information technology gives me the link speed. What is your link speed?

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It would aid a bit to know the hardware. We have the model number on your router/modem. What near the adapter and telephone?

On my computer, when I pull upward the connection status (Command Panel->Network and Sharing->Change adapter settings->right click on wifi->status) it gives me the link speed. What is your link speed?

not sure nigh the adapter merely my phone is a galaxy s6
can send u a link for imgur of a screenshot i took just now https://i.imgur.com/Hs4XqTk.png

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A wired connection? I assume everyone here was thinking you were talking about wifi vs wifi.

And then, the question "Why is my wifi faster than my ethernet?" is far more common that I would expect. Unfortunately, there does not seem to be one answer for everyone. Sometimes the issue is on the computer side (drivers usually), sometimes it is the ports or the cablevision, and sometimes the outcome is on the router side (firmware and resets take fixed this). And sometimes it has to do with settings on your computer or your router.

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Await? If information technology's Ethernet why aren't you using the one on the motherboard? Also if you do you need to get to the motherboards manufacturer website and download the newest LAN drivers.
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A wired connection? I presume everyone here was thinking you were talking nearly wifi vs wifi.

And so, the question "Why is my wifi faster than my ethernet?" is far more mutual that I would expect. Unfortunately, there does not seem to be i reply for everyone. Sometimes the issue is on the reckoner side (drivers normally), sometimes it is the ports or the cable, and sometimes the issue is on the router side (firmware and resets have fixed this). And sometimes it has to practise with settings on your reckoner or your router.

well i apply wifi aswell. i have a wifi card but its the same outcome. i volition run across if all my firmwares are upward to date and see if that solves this problem.

  • #12
Wait? If it'southward Ethernet why aren't you using the one on the motherboard? Also if y'all practise yous need to get to the motherboards manufacturer website and download the newest LAN drivers.

i will try information technology now thanks. Sorry im pretty new to pc. Only simply build my start last twelvemonth

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  • #13
Also apply the Ethernet and take out the WiFi carte if possible as to avert whatsoever problems.
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Besides use the Ethernet and take out the WiFi card if possible as to avoid any issues.

only took out the carte du jour and im sticking with ethernet. one trouble has pb to another now im getting this mistake lawmaking while trying to install the lan driver (-5001 : 0x80070002) any ideas??

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Non certain, did you lot become the driver directly from your motherboards manufacturer website?
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Not sure, did y'all become the driver directly from your motherboards manufacturer website?

Yes I did. Not certain what information technology is to be honest. Driving me crazy

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  • #18
Endeavor this.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Xy0PRwJIalw

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Volition give information technology a go after work thanks
  • #20
Endeavour this.

https://m.youtube.com/lookout?five=Xy0PRwJIalw

didnt work unfortunately :(

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  • #21
This is unlikely, simply perchance your LAN port on the PC is set to the incorrect speed. Normally it configures itself to the correct speed automatically, but perhaps this time this isn't the case?

Please meet the following guide, which should piece of work with pretty much every Windows vii or newer PC: https://it.umn.edu/wired-network-speed-duplex-settings-ane

You want this to either be set to "Machine Negotiation" or "100Mbit/south Fullduplex" with your router - it doesn't support 1Gbit/due south, even if the cable and PC do.

  • #22
This is unlikely, but perchance your LAN port on the PC is set to the wrong speed. Unremarkably it configures itself to the correct speed automatically, but perhaps this time this isn't the instance?

Delight come across the following guide, which should piece of work with pretty much every Windows 7 or newer PC: https://it.umn.edu/wired-network-speed-duplex-settings-1

Yous want this to either be fix to "Machine Negotiation" or "100Mbit/s Fullduplex" with your router - it doesn't support 1Gbit/s, fifty-fifty if the cable and PC do.

I will give it a go afterward piece of work cheers

  • #23
This is unlikely, simply perhaps your LAN port on the PC is ready to the wrong speed. Ordinarily information technology configures itself to the correct speed automatically, but perchance this fourth dimension this isn't the case?

Please see the following guide, which should piece of work with pretty much every Windows 7 or newer PC: https://it.umn.edu/wired-network-speed-duplex-settings-1

You want this to either be gear up to "Auto Negotiation" or "100Mbit/southward Fullduplex" with your router - it doesn't support 1Gbit/s, even if the cable and PC exercise.

just gave it a become there but still getting the same speeds :(

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  • #24
So, the internet speed on your computer (using wifi or ethernet) is 10% of what information technology is on your phone. We are certain that the units are the aforementioned on both devices (Mbps vs Mbps Non MBps vs Mbps ... that uppercase B matters). We using the same test on figurer and phone (some speed exam servers are overloaded and give slower speeds). At this point, it is unlikely that hardware is to blame and the trouble is more likely a software or configuration problem.

Things to try ... I assume take washed some of these already:
1. Antivirus browse
2. Disable antivirus/firewall software and retest.
3. Disable (or uninstall) whatsoever software that promised to make your connection faster.

Allow the states know what yous find out.

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So, the internet speed on your computer (using wifi or ethernet) is x% of what it is on your phone. We are sure that the units are the same on both devices (Mbps vs Mbps Not MBps vs Mbps ... that majuscule B matters). We using the same test on computer and phone (some speed examination servers are overloaded and give slower speeds). At this signal, it is unlikely that hardware is to blame and the problem is more than probable a software or configuration problem.

Things to try ... I presume have done some of these already:
ane. Antivirus scan
2. Disable antivirus/firewall software and retest.
3. Disable (or uninstall) whatever software that promised to make your connection faster.

Let us know what you detect out.

just got ane of my friends to bring over his wifi booster and im getting 20mbps. And then im guessing its the one that i accept is the trouble! Going to purchase a skilful new one and see if it sorts out my problem. Thanks for your help :) But need to find out now how to fix this fault ha

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