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I'm leaning towards the Ethernet Controller. The only two things left I could see being the problem are the cable modem/router combo and the Killer E2400 Gigabit Ethernet Controller. I feel as if, considering the diagnostic steps I have performed, I've ruled out the switch (although ironically this only started after installing a switch) and ethernet cables as faulty. The only other diagnostic steps I feel I could take are 1) connecting the computer to a different network to see if it negotiates above 100Mbps and 2) reinstalling Windows. Disconnected ethernet -> Forgotten personal desktop from Xfinity App -> Reconnected ethernet.Disabled device (Killer E2400 Gigabit Ethernet Controller) -> Enabled SSD Over Provisioning -> Restarted Computer -> Reenabled device (Killer E2400 Gigabit Ethernet Controller).Reset the Network Stack using the following Commands: ipconfig /release -> ipconfig /flushdns -> ipconfig /renew -> netsh int ip reset -> netsh winsock reset (followed by restart).

#Killer e2200 gigabit ethernet controller only 100mbps update

Ran Update Driver (Windows indicated best / most recent driver already installed).

Uninstalled device (Killer E2400 Gigabit Ethernet Controller) and manually installed latest driver.

Uninstalled device (Killer E2400 Gigabit Ethernet Controller) and reinstalled via pre-loaded Windows driver.

Disconnected cable modem/router combo for 5 minutes and reconnected.

However, on my personal desktop, there is a noticeable delay (less than 15 seconds, but still longer than it takes me to boot into Windows and launch a website.

Regardless of where I connect my work laptop or girlfriend's laptop, the ethernet connection shows as connected to the internet almost instantly.

However, on my personal desktop, the ethernet connection shows simply as 'Network'.

Regardless of where I connect my work laptop or girlfriend's laptop, the ethernet connection shows as 'Brett'.

Work Laptop - 1.0 Gbps (Can't check Speed & Duplex due to lack of Administrative Access) Personal Desktop - 100.0 Mbps ( Speed & Duplex set to Auto Negotiation (No 1000 Mbps option)) I performed another Speedtest on my personal desktop, but this time connected to the cable that runs from the switch to my work laptop: I performed a Speedtest with my personal desktop back to being connected directly to the cable modem/router combo (SAME EXACT cable as the very first Speedtest shown that didn't experience any issues): I performed another Speedtest on my work laptop, but this time connected to the cable that runs from the switch to my personal desktop (with wireless disabled): I performed a Speedtest on my work laptop on it's own cable from the switch (with wireless disabled): I performed another Speedtest on my personal desktop AFTER installing the switch: I performed an Speedtest on my personal desktop BEFORE installing the switch and my results were:

#Killer e2200 gigabit ethernet controller only 100mbps windows 10

Operating System - Windows 10 (Power Option set to High Performance)ĭriver - Driver Only (Killer Control Center not Installed)

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Switch - Netgear GS305 5-Port Gigabit Unmanaged SwitchĮthernet Cables - Amazon Basics RJ45 Cat-6 Ethernet Patch Cables NIC - Killer E2400 Gigabit Ethernet Controller (Speed & Duplex set to Auto Negotiation (No 1000 Mbps option))Ĭable Modem/Router Combo - Xfinity (Arris) TG1682G After the switch (and then going back to a direct connection to my cable modem/router combo, I'm limited to 100Mbps.

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Before the switch, I got virtually the full speed of my internet plan (250Mbps). Prior to installing the switch, I had an ethernet cable running directly from my cable modem/router combo to my desktop, which never game me issues. I also connected my work laptop to the switch. Yesterday I installed a switch between one of my cable modem/router combo ethernet ports and my personal desktop.