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RunningMan

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#2818592 24-Nov-2021 16:29

So this isn't really a case of slow internet on one PC, but more a case of one PC is 8-10 years old and is really slow.

ronw

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#2818691 24-Nov-2021 18:08

Yes but we have several other PC's that are in the same age range and they work fine.

Never mind I am working on a solution

RunningMan:

So this isn't really a case of slow internet on one PC, but more a case of one PC is 8-10 years old and is really slow.

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#2818696 24-Nov-2021 18:18

Windows Store usually automatically updates. In case it did not, open it and "Update All" manually. An MS account is not needed. Microsoft will occasionally deliver video decode improvements for older hardware using this method.

ronw

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#2818706 24-Nov-2021 18:49

Thanks will give that a try

gzt: Windows Store usually automatically updates. In case it did not, open it and "Update All" manually. An MS account is not needed. Microsoft will occasionally deliver video decode improvements for older hardware using this method.

Nokia 7 Plus
Nexus 6P 32Gb
Nexus 6 Phone
Nexus 5 Phone
Nexus 7 2013 Tablet
Samsung TAB A 8"
Samsung TAB A 10"

& many Windows laptops, Desktops etc

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#2818727 24-Nov-2021 19:38

There is every chance that this is a result of failing heatpaste or hardware.

Hardware can last a lot longer than 8 years, but like cars, only a few last a really long time,

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#2818798 24-Nov-2021 20:37

Years ago there were some problems with a network adaptor feature called RSS Receive Side Scaling. Disabling it may or may not make a difference. It still comes up as a recommendation now and then even for newer configurations.

If you have Nvidia control panel advanced adaptor settings for this feature it's easy. Otherwise gets complicated.

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#2818887 24-Nov-2021 22:05

I did see some comments online that the nvidia network controller is capable of gigabit but lots of people seemed to have issues with actually achieving it so i'd do a google search and see what you can find and if any of the solutions online help

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