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From the Windows Settings, I would turn each wi-fi on and off. The modem from Axtel. Even if both wi-fi's operated at 2.4, I would expect them to have the similar speed. The point I was trying to make when testing the speed of an internet provider is not to test with wi-fi, but with ethernet. The speed of the wi-fi is a different topic.

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CG, I just ran a test on the upstairs wi-fi device, provided by internet provider, using a older Windows 10 PC with with the internal wi-fi and a new 5g USB wi-fi adapter. For this test I was downstairs. The older internal wi-fi had a download speed to 20 mps and the new USB wi-fi adapter had a speed of 3 mps. Just to make sure that the new USB adapter was working correctly, I switched to the wi-fi router downstairs and got a speed over 90 mps. That I can't explain. The customer may want to test with ethernet to see what the speed of the service is.

John, What are you using the port forwarding for?

CG used to write manuals. HAHAHA

I know you only ask CG but here is my two cents worth from experience. IMHO the three main things that effect the differences are distance, wifi placement and physical construction. I too have the situation of the modem/wifi upstairs with other devices on both levels. Because of construction and upstairs wifi placement, the wi-fi downstairs was weak. We fix that by running an ethernet cable from upstairs to a wi-fi router downstairs. In addition, we add a wi-fi extender to increase the range to the back rooms downstairs.

Is that with a VPN on? I went from 90 mps to 20 mps when I turned a VPN connecting to the US.

What is your Speed test of iLox when the Nord VPN is turned off?

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What a B S answer.

So, what is some of the legal IPTV providers?

Or in another room. 😀

You are going to need a seat belt for your chair with speeds like that. HAHAHA

And it is "Not very difficult" to include the links to the "great amount of information" in your posting.

Appeal it.

Contact your bank.

CG, I turned the wi-fi off and retested only using the ethernet cable, this time with three browsers. Each tests were performed several times. The following is download speeds. Chrome Speedof.me - 40 Internet Explorer Speedof.me - 60 Edge Speedof.me -75 Speedtest.net All browsers in the 90's. Can't explain low speed before. I think I will stay the app and leave the browser out of it. HAHAHAHA

In other words, if you are not getting the speed you expected, it may be your devices (pc, cell...) not your service. 😀 HAHAHA

CG, I have a very good idea what is going on but I can't test it right. I am using a 8 year old PC with 8 year old Wi-Fi technology. The PC is also connected to the router with an Ethernet cable. I am guessing that both connections are active and speed of.me is using the Wi-Fi and speedtest is using the cable. I will verify this later. Also, a speed of around 30 is all I get on my inexpensive cell phone that is a couple of years old. It points out if your devices have older Wi-Fi technology you will get speeds around 30 no matter what your service provides.

speedof.me download 27.33 Upload 39.42 latency 48ms server Dallas Speedtest app download 94.57 upload 112.93 ping 1 ms server Guadalajara

Big difference between speedtest.net and speedtest window app. speedtest.net download speed - 61 speedtest window app download speed - 94 This is the speed I get on all of my other devices. Also no ads.

Or internet connection??? HAHAHAHAHA

5G is so fast that you will receive an email before the sender thinks what they are going to write.😝

Poutine serves a purpose. After a night of drinking, you need something like that in your stomach. HAHAHA

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