Ok Windows 10. . . youre really ticking me off

@dustinb3403 said in Ok Windows 10. . . youre really ticking me off:

@dbeato said in Ok Windows 10. . . youre really ticking me off:

What does netsh interface tcp show global show?

Cool so auto-tunning is not enabled that is a good sign.

I turned it off.

DustinB3403

rebooting to test the LSO.

DustinB3403

@dustinb3403 said in Ok Windows 10. . . youre really ticking me off:

rebooting to test the LSO.

No change.

dbeato

@dustinb3403 said in Ok Windows 10. . . youre really ticking me off:

@dustinb3403 said in Ok Windows 10. . . youre really ticking me off:

rebooting to test the LSO.

No change.

Bah

DustinB3403

I almost want to create Windows 10 installation media for a pre-creators update version. .

Mike Davis

Just out of curiosity, is this a white box that you put together, or an off the shelf system? I'm assuming onboard NIC? Do you have another NIC (USB or otherwise) that you can use for testing purposes?

DustinB3403

@mike-davis said in Ok Windows 10. . . youre really ticking me off:

Just out of curiosity, is this a white box that you put together, or an off the shelf system? I'm assuming onboard NIC? Do you have another NIC (USB or otherwise) that you can use for testing purposes?

Nope, it's an Asus Rog G752vy

Dashrender

Is this from scratch install of Windows 10 by you? or factory install?

DustinB3403

Building installation media, maybe it'll fix whatever is busted here.

DustinB3403

@dashrender said in Ok Windows 10. . . youre really ticking me off:

Is this from scratch install of Windows 10 by you? or factory install?

Factory originally and I just restored the system as well.

Originally this system didn't have this issue, it occurred some time ago and I'm just now able to troubleshoot it.

Dashrender

@dustinb3403 said in Ok Windows 10. . . youre really ticking me off:

@dashrender said in Ok Windows 10. . . youre really ticking me off:

Is this from scratch install of Windows 10 by you? or factory install?

Factory originally and I just restored the system as well.

Originally this system didn't have this issue, it occurred some time ago and I'm just now able to troubleshoot it.

Yeah I don't trust factory installs - scrap that crap.

black3dynamite

Have you already tried booting in safe mode with networking support to see if the performance improves?

DustinB3403

@black3dynamite said in Ok Windows 10. . . youre really ticking me off:

Have you already tried booting in safe mode with networking support to see if the performance improves?

This I haven't but I will do, good idea.

DustinB3403

@dustinb3403 said in Ok Windows 10. . . youre really ticking me off:

@black3dynamite said in Ok Windows 10. . . youre really ticking me off:

Have you already tried booting in safe mode with networking support to see if the performance improves?

This I haven't but I will do, good idea.

A very minimal change 22/22 rather than 20/20.

Dashrender

Before you rip and replace the install... look at the current driver version so you can compare it to the new install.