Extremely slow wifi lately

[Exo_Starzs]

I have a (wifi adapter?) the thing that goes into your pc when your motherboard doesnt have wifi. It is a tplink archer t5e. I used to get decent wifi speeds, but lately it has dropped down to around 100kbps which is a major issue for me. Ive even completely restarted my computer clean and it is still slow. I bought powerline adapters but they have not arrived yet and im still unsure whether i have everything i need for them to work in my house. I just want someone to help me speed up my wifi if at all possible. One cause could be the amount of traffic in my house since i have so many people and devices on the router. The router is an intel(r) Dule Band Wireless which is 5 ghz

[Bruce]

what is the make/model of the wireless router everyone is connecting to?

quick test of your theory would be to reboot the wireless router, which would drop everyone off, and try your speeds as soon as you reconnect.
or to go to the next level, change the wireless password, and while only you connect, test your speeds.

in your browser, go to speedtest.net and see what download and upload speeds you are getting.

[Rustys]

If what Bruce states does not help lets also get a speccy report from the affected system plus some other information.

With the tplink attached and running.

[COLOR=rgb(243, 121, 52)]Do not forget to post the make and model of the PSU if this is a desktop.

Download then run Speccy (free) and post the resultant url for us, details here, this will provide us with information about your computer hardware + any software that you have installed that may explain the present issue/s.

To publish a Speccy profile to the Web:

In Speccy, click File, and then click Publish Snapshot.

In the Publish Snapshot dialog box, click Yes to enable Speccy to proceed.

Speccy publishes the profile and displays a second Publish Snapshot. You can open the URL in your default browser, copy it to the clipboard, or close the dialog box.

One cause could be the amount of traffic in my house since i have so many people and devices on the router.

Are they experiencing any issues like you at any time?

How may what one considers several other consider a few.

Wired and wireless?

The router is an intel(r) Dule Band Wireless which is 5 ghz

Can you post the make and model?

Distance from the router and what barriers are there.

The 5 Ghz is not the best and or strongest signal for such.

Have you tried connection to 2.4 Ghz?[/COLOR]

[Exo_Starzs]

im not entierly sure how to check the make and model but it says AC 7265 after the router in device manager. physically on the router im not sure what is and isnt the make and model because none of them say make or model and i dont wanna give any information i shouldnt.

Speccy: http://speccy.piriform.com/results/o...EAUnJG7g5dCDI4

it is around 8 people and many many more devices, everyone is wireless. Yes they experience the same issues on this side of the house but people only a few feet away from the router do not experience the issue(obviously?)

Im still unsure of the make and model. im around ~50-60 feet from the router. There are 3 maybe 4 walls in the way. I have tried both and neither of them gave me a reliable speed both being under 1 mbps.

If there is anyway you can private this conversation do so since the speccy shows very private information

[Malnutrition]

https://pchelpforum.net/r/personal-information-when-publishing-a-speccy-snapshot.228/

[Exo_Starzs]

https://pchelpforum.net/r/personal-information-when-publishing-a-speccy-snapshot.228/

thank you

[Malnutrition]

You can also try and set a static ip Simple Static IP v.1.3.0

[Exo_Starzs]

You can also try and set a static ip Simple Static IP v.1.3.0

ok

[Bruce]

somewhere on the router will be a brand name, like Netgear, or TP-Link (something like that).
on a sticker (usually underneath) will be details like default IP address, default wireless network name and password, as well as the units MAC address.
this is probably where you will find the model number - something like TP-Link TL-MR6400.

[Exo_Starzs]

intel, spectrum, or charter communications is the brand name. only one of those is a brand name for routers i assume but you know better than I
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us...fications.html

this is the info I have

CM MAC
MTA MAC
SN
TCH P/N
Date of mfg
Factory ID
HW

Whichever of these you need say by name and i will specify their corresponding info

[Rustys]

physically on the router im not sure what is and isnt the make and model because none of them say make or model and i dont wanna give any information i shouldnt.

We will never ask and or request any information that will provide personal information. We fully understand and respect that as well. Which is why we ask for the URL of the Speccy and not the text.

Will need a bit to go through the speccy report and other information.

Yes they experience the same issues on this side of the house but people only a few feet away from the router do not experience the issue(obviously?)

They are all on 5 Ghz right?

As I have stated before in previous post this may be the reason that you are having issues with.

https://www.alternativewireless.com/resources/wifi-networking/5ghz-vs-2-4ghz-wireless-lan/5ghz-wifi-disadvantages.html#:~:text=5%20GHz%20networks%20do %20not,wireless%20antenna%20and%20the%20user.
5 GHz networks do not penetrate solid objects such as walls nearly as well as do 2.4 GHz signals. This can limit an access points reach inside buildings like homes and offices where many walls may come between a wireless antenna and the user.

So the powerline adapters will help with this.

There are some things that I can suggest that may help with just need to go through the speccy and see what we have. Plus bear with me at work so may be a while.

[Rustys]

Is this what you are calling your router?

Intel® Dual Band Wireless-AC 7265

[Exo_Starzs]

We will never ask and or request any information that will provide personal information. We fully understand and respect that as well. Which is why we ask for the URL of the Speccy and not the text.

Will need a bit to go through the speccy report and other information.

They are all on 5 Ghz right?

As I have stated before in previous post this may be the reason that you are having issues with.

https://www.alternativewireless.com/resources/wifi-networking/5ghz-vs-2-4ghz-wireless-lan/5ghz-wifi-disadvantages.html#:~:text=5%20GHz%20networks%20do %20not,wireless%20antenna%20and%20the%20user.

So the powerline adapters will help with this.

There are some things that I can suggest that may help with just need to go through the speccy and see what we have. Plus bear with me at work so may be a while.

i do not know if they are on 5 ghz or not, they have tons of phones, xboxs, and a vr headset so i have no idea

[Exo_Starzs]

Is this what you are calling your router?

Intel® Dual Band Wireless-AC 7265

yes

[Rustys]

Just to validate it looks like this basically.

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