Fady AbuZuaiter
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Slow WiFi internet on Windows 8
Hello,
I installed Windows 8 Pro from the Microsoft MSDN . but i face a problem that when i used the WiFi the internet is too slow . But when i use the Ethernet the internet is excellent . this problem happened on Windows 8 only . i Have 50 MB internet Connection . Please see the Test Speed Result :
Ethernet :
WiFi
And the Wireless Driver installed without any problem it is Broadcom 802.11n See the Screenshot Below :
How i can solve this problem
thanks alot
I installed Windows 8 Pro from the Microsoft MSDN . but i face a problem that when i used the WiFi the internet is too slow . But when i use the Ethernet the internet is excellent . this problem happened on Windows 8 only . i Have 50 MB internet Connection . Please see the Test Speed Result :
Ethernet :
WiFi
And the Wireless Driver installed without any problem it is Broadcom 802.11n See the Screenshot Below :
How i can solve this problem
thanks alot
ASKER
Thanks dallensworth for your answer
I didn't Find the bellow :
But after doing the next steps :
the Result was good but not as when i installed the windows 7 (see the screen shot for test speed)
but it was at least on my WiFi give me 30 MB Speed on windows 7 with the same settings . does there any firewall settings or any configuration on windows 8 ?
I didn't Find the bellow :
Right Click the Wireless Symbol by the Clock.
Go to "Network and Sharing Center."
On the left panel select "Change Adapter Settings."
Select your WiFi Card then Right Click it
Choose Properties (New Property Window open up)
Then Click Configure (New Window open up)
On the Top Tabs select "Advanced"
Go down the list of settings and see if there is a "Minimum Power Consumption" setting. If there is Disable it.
But after doing the next steps :
Could potentially be encryption technique your using in your wifi settings.
Go to wireless properties of your connection
Go to the security tab
Encryption type: if this is set to AES change it to TKIP
the Result was good but not as when i installed the windows 7 (see the screen shot for test speed)
but it was at least on my WiFi give me 30 MB Speed on windows 7 with the same settings . does there any firewall settings or any configuration on windows 8 ?
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Thanks EvilKnievel for your reply ,
I tried the driver but it refuse to installed .
can you give me a linke for the driver ?
My laptop model Toshiba Sattellite L630 - 107 - PSK04E
The Wireless adapter Model : Broadcom 802.11n Network Adapter .
thanks alot
I tried the driver but it refuse to installed .
can you give me a linke for the driver ?
My laptop model Toshiba Sattellite L630 - 107 - PSK04E
The Wireless adapter Model : Broadcom 802.11n Network Adapter .
thanks alot
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This thread solved my slow Windows 8 wi-fi connection on my Dell Desktop Inspiron 410 (Zino HD). I had the same Network Adapter and driver version as shown above (Broadcom 802.11n, 5.100.245.20). Once I reverted back to an earlier adapter/driver (DW1501 Wireless-N WLAN Half-Mini Card, 5.60.48.35, available at driverguide.com) and followed the Expert procedures for "minimum power consumption" and encryption technique, my internet speed came back to what I had in Win 7. Internet videos play again without hesitation or buffering delays. Thanks for the solution. This problem was really driving me crazy.
Right Click the Wireless Symbol by the Clock.
Go to "Network and Sharing Center."
On the left panel select "Change Adapter Settings."
Select your WiFi Card then Right Click it
Choose Properties (New Property Window open up)
Then Click Configure (New Window open up)
On the Top Tabs select "Advanced"
Go down the list of settings and see if there is a "Minimum Power Consumption" setting. If there is Disable it.
Could potentially be encryption technique your using in your wifi settings.
Go to wireless properties of your connection
Go to the security tab
Encryption type: if this is set to AES change it to TKIP