Solved TP-Link WN822N External Adapter Speed issues

[xTheFallenOnesx]

Is this a wired or wireless connection issue?
[Wireless]

Who is your Internet Service Provider (ISP)?
[Comcast?]

3. What type of Broadband connection are you using?
[Unsure]


4. What is the exact Make and Model of your Modem, Router or Modem/Router Combo
[NetGear Wireless-N 150Router, Model WNR1000v2]

5. What is the Name of the Anti-Virus, Security or Firewall Software
[None], Malware-bytes Anti-malware Home Premium

Okay so i made a similar post about the Adapter not wanting to connect and always saying limited, and i run complete internet repairs and stuff and it 'Seems' To be fixed for now, though now i disconnect every once in a while and It seems really slow i was just trying to download something that was 1.7MB and that took a good 5 minutes.. Why? Well thats what i was hoping someone from here could tell me.

My signal quality from "WiFiInfoView" Is a good 62/100
My adapter status says a good 90mb/s- 120mb/s in a quick hop a few times.
(When i had 30-45mb/s it was running faster, So im at a lost)

Yet it's still slow, I had a problem in the past where lower signals were doing better and now its the same with the 30-45mb/s being better than the 90mb/s So confused with wifi.

 

[GokAy]

Possibly WiFiInfoView is only showing the bandwidth between PC and router and has no implication towards Internet connection.

What does a SpeedTest say? Speedtest.net by Ookla - The Global Broadband Speed Test

How much is your download/upload speeds in your Internet plan? A phone call to your ISP will clear it up if you don't know.

When you suspect any slow downs (a single site may be slow, try a SpeedTest and some other sites too) try a wired connection. Resetting modem/router and later PC if not fixed may help correct the issue.

 

[xTheFallenOnesx]

Possibly WiFiInfoView is only showing the bandwidth between PC and router and has no implication towards Internet connection.

What does a SpeedTest say? Speedtest.net by Ookla - The Global Broadband Speed Test

How much is your download/upload speeds in your Internet plan? A phone call to your ISP will clear it up if you don't know.

When you suspect any slow downs (a single site may be slow, try a SpeedTest and some other sites too) try a wired connection. Resetting modem/router and later PC if not fixed may help correct the issue.

Ah well i suppose i should mention as in my other post, This is still neighbors connection from across the street. Not sure what their speeds are just know that recently it's been getting a lot slower even though my adapter says it is going faster. Currently the speed test says Speedtest.net by Ookla - My Results

And it's not a single site, its all any i try to connect to take a long time to load, if at all

 

[GokAy]

You should talk to your neighbor then, see what they are getting. Is it possible that they have gone over their monthly download quota and throttled down? I wouldn't know how the system works where you live.

 

[xTheFallenOnesx]

I suppose that could be what the issue is, but i still feel it is in part of my Adapter/Computer as it has troubles connecting still. Well i guess it can't be helped

 

[UsernameIssues]

Yes, please see what speeds they get. But also test while your laptop is closer - like, right outside their home.

You show a good signal strength, but funny things can happen with distance.

Also, use this speedtest site for a second opinion.
XFINITY Speed Test

 

[xTheFallenOnesx]

http://results.speedtest.comcast.net/result/1050365524.png

After i switched the adapter over to 802.11 B/G (Removed the N Portion of it) Not sure why this is helping, but it seems to for now

 

[UsernameIssues]

Looks good.

 

[xTheFallenOnesx]

For now sure, It does this im sure ill have an issue again in no-time Welp ill mark a solved.