[Matheus Magno]

I had this problem for a few days, my internet is a 10Mbps connection, and my laptop was using 0.3Mbps of download rate.

I solved the mystery like this:

- Change the wifi frequency from 20mhz to 40mhz at my router settings



That's it.

[jherbjr]

But if you go somewhere else and use their router (public, maybe) you are back where you started. I found 2 workarounds.
1: I noticed that you do a restart of Windows, the Windows load-up and the login take longer. But you will have your signal strength back.
2: Go to the Network and Sharing Center>Change Adapter Settings. Disable the Wifi adapter. Then re-enable it. You will get your signal strength back. This way is much faster.

I'm thinking that Microsoft's attempt to provide a fast boot-up is not allowing certain operations to be performed on the wifi function. But with the Windows re-start, all needed steps are performed. That is why it takes longer to get to the desktop.

[Artem Dobrodub]

Thank you very much! It helped, at last!

[Jeff Gillis]

Windows 10 removed the option to enable/disable your Bluetooth adapter, so it is now it is on at all times and searching constantly for Bluetooth devices to connect to.

Most computers have WiFi/Bluetooth combo cards, and since they both share the 2.4 GHz band, they have to take turn transmitting and receiving, so when your Bluetooth Adapter is enabled, your WiFi speed suffers.
If your routers support it, you can switch your WiFi to 5 GHz, but it is easier to just disable the Bluetooth Adapter from within device manager when you are not using it.

To do so, just open Device Manager (right click Start Menu and choose Device Manager), locate the Bluetooth Adapter, right click and then choose disable / enable as needed. No reboot is required.

[Evelyn Hoffer]

Thank you! I switched the HT MODE and it worked.

[renuzaki]

I wonder why you are posting in the wrong forum "Windows 10 Mobile>Windows 10 Mobile Insider Preview"
when it should be moved to Windows 10/Windows 10 Insider form.

[Courtney Graley]

If your system Windows 10 is working slowly, you can follow the below steps:

1. Press Windows + X on the keyboard.
2. Select Control Panel.
3. Select Troubleshooting.
4. Under System and Security click on Run maintenance task

If you need more information, [edited by mod] simply ask questions on this site.

[manuel yau ng1]

i also have this problem, wifi get no more 2 or 1 mbps. i have contrated 6 Mbps( i was reinstalled the windows , 3 times). if your see the status of wi-fi on panel. i can see velocity on 5,5 or 6 or whataver.
i tested on other pc laptop get 6 mbps. and on my cellphone also.

note , my desktop dont have bluetooth. i see the option cannot enable or disable.
windows updates is updated.
my router was try change config channel, and 20 mhz,40 mhz, put password wpa2 and free password.
controller is updated lastest.
nothing fixed.

[anoukya]

Thx alot! You solved my wifi problem with turning location off. My asus transformer ta100 was close to trash, now it will live again, lol.

[RAM KUMAR29]

i am using Hp Pavilion laptop. Wifi became unusably slow. How to solve the problem???

Thanking you.

Ram Kumar

[Maurizio Troso]

i am using Hp Pavilion laptop. Wifi became unusably slow. How to solve the problem???

Thanking you.

Ram Kumar

Enter router menu (open a empty web page, and type the address 192.168.1.1 name: admin, password, admin - Chewck your router user guide, it could be a little different.
In wifi settings, change channel from auto or default to one of minimum or maximus (make tests)

[parth4444]

Hi, so I decided to try Windows 10 and everything is going well except the Wifi that is very slow and has very short range (in comparison to Windows 8).

Do I believe that it is a problem of the driver but can not find them, someone I could help? Do you can install driver for Windows 8.1 without problems (longer than the Intel graphics 4400 will not let me)?

My laptop is a Hp Pavilion 14 v013la

Thank you

Solution :

May the problem is not in your laptop but it is in your wifi Router.

open wireless router setup page it should be defined on the box of router along with IP (often 192.168.0.1) and default username and Password. log in with that
now find wireless setting or Advanced wireless settings or Wireess basic setting (not Wireless setup)
then search for Channel width -> set it from 20Mhz to 40Mhz or 20/40MHz accouring to which setting is available in your rouuter
select band or wireless mode to 802.11mixed(n/g/b) or 802.11(n/g) it should contain 'n' or 'N'
Save changes and reboot Router
(Also should be Noted: turn off Bluetooth, stay away from Microwave, Walkie-talkie or any other device which use 2.4Mhz wireless band, because of that also your speed may get distorted and unstable)
Done & Enjoy High Speed WIreless

you can see that in network adapter settings that your wireless is now connected with 150mbps

and also still there is an issue then go to device manager > network adapters > your wifi adapter > (right click) properties > advanced > from several options > wireless mode > set it to the option which has maximum numbers of n/g/b like that (shown in image)



Thats pretty much it Nothing More problem than this will occur.

Defunately this much of settings will solve the Problem. :)

[wituners]

You will find the optimum solution for your WIFI performance only at WiTuners. List of WLAN optimization software suite for enterprises are available at WiTuners

[lilyjohnson112]

You can use WiTuners to trouble shoot the WiFi performance issues and use its suggested solutions to improve it.

[Lloydrn]

But if you go somewhere else and use their https://192-168-0-1.us (public, maybe) you are back where you started. I found 2 workarounds.
1: I noticed that you do a restart of Windows, the Windows load-up and the login take longer. But you will have your signal strength back.
2: Go to the Network and Sharing Center>Change Adapter Settings. Disable the Wifi adapter. Then re-enable it. You will get your signal strength back. This way is much faster.

I'm thinking that Microsoft's attempt to provide a fast boot-up is not allowing certain operations to be performed on the wifi function. But with the Windows re-start, all needed steps are performed. That is why it takes longer to get to the desktop.

Thank you, it helped. These two ways are both simple and working.