Open Internet out of nowhere stuck on 1MB/s download (tested on "speedtest by ookla")

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kubaaa203

kubaaa203

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So, the problem is in title, and more specifically im using ethernet, this problem only appeared today (yesterday and normally I get around 10MB/s download speed)
edit: This HAS happened some time before multiple times but I dont remember if I fixed it or it fixed itself
 
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Try the following;
  • Uninstall AVG and Kaspersky security software. That will then auto-enable the inbuilt Windows Defender software, which is all you really need
  • Disable the VPN and both Hyper-V adapters
  • Check the AMD website for a BIOS update as yours is 3 years old
  • All your scheduled tasks can be disabled
See if any of those help.
Other things to try - create another log in user and see if the issue repeats.
And start using Clean Boot, see the Resource here; https://pchelpforum.net/r/clean-boot-versus-safe-mode.227/
 
Bruce said:
Try the following;
  • Uninstall AVG and Kaspersky security software. That will then auto-enable the inbuilt Windows Defender software, which is all you really need
  • Disable the VPN and both Hyper-V adapters
  • Check the AMD website for a BIOS update as yours is 3 years old
  • All your scheduled tasks can be disabled
See if any of those help.
Other things to try - create another log in user and see if the issue repeats.
And start using Clean Boot, see the Resource here; https://pchelpforum.net/r/clean-boot-versus-safe-mode.227/
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Hello, I tried the 2nd and the another login methods to fix the problem, and what worked was unplugging ethernet from pc, restarting pc and plugging it back in 👍
 
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