IE9/Chrome loading pages very slowly.

[saqash]

I am using IE9/Chrome which is loading pages extremely slowly 40-60seconds. Often giving error that page not found. However strangely Youtube videos play fine and downloads (like from download.com) are done properly. Also, msn messenger not signing in properly usually in 6th or 7th attempt it logs on however disconnects after a while automatically.

Am using Win 7 Ultimate 32bit edition.

Pls help.

 

[Influx]

I am assuming that is suspicious activity. Do a scan with Malware bytes to ensure that your system is not governed by any malware. Also, try to reinstall chrome (uninstall, then install).

 

[Heyyou]

How long has it been since you emptied your cache in both browsers, delete cookies and history? After doing that a chkdisk could help.

 

[saqash]

I have ran both the Malware as well as MS Malicious Software Removal Tool but no improvement. Cache, and all related history has also been deleted.

Pls help.

 

[Influx]

I have ran both the Malware as well as MS Malicious Software Removal Tool but no improvement. Cache, and all related history has also been deleted.

Pls help.

Please try my mentioned suggestion to Reinstall (uninstall then install) Chrome.

 

[saqash]

Have tried all that.

Pls assist. It too me 6 minutes to get to this screen!

 

[saqash]

no access to hotmail or msn messenger... but it downloads perfectly. But no browsing!

 

[cyclic]

This could be related to packet size or TCP\IP throughput.
can you go to start menu, type CMD in the run line, right click the cmd.exe link that appears aboce the run line and select 'run as administrator' this gives you an elevated command prompt, now please type netsh int tcp show global press enter you will get a list of your current settings. If you can post a snip of it here I can have a look if there is anything can or needs changing.

Tutorial how to use snipping tool and upload. (just in case you need it, we don't know your experience level yet.)

 

[saqash]

for some reason, its not uploading the screen shot so i wud try reproduce the screen shot for ur reference:

tcp global parameters

receive-side scaling state: enabled
chimney offload state: automatic
netDMA state: enabled
direct cache access (DCA): disabled
receive window auto-tuning level: normal
add-on congestion control provider:none
ecn capability:disabled
rfc 1323 timestamps:disabled

 

[klott]

I too am having this issue......it just started yesterday. No changes except the installation of a new printer. I have done all of the troubleshooting steps detailed prior. No luck. I have attached my tcip snip. I am running Windows 7 64 bit with IE9. I am tried resetting defaults, disabling add-ons, and all other steps provided.