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Ethernet Is Slow on My PC but Wi-Fi Is Fast

If your wired connection is slower than Wi-Fi, the problem may involve cable quality, link speed, drivers or adapter settings.

Quick answer

If Ethernet is slower than Wi-Fi on the same PC, check the negotiated link speed first. A damaged cable, old port, driver issue or adapter setting can force the connection down to a slower speed.

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First thing to check

Open your Ethernet adapter status in Windows and check the connection speed.

If you expect Gigabit Ethernet but Windows shows 100 Mbps, the cable, router port or network adapter is a strong suspect.

What this test proves

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