Hi @Malfagor, welcome on our forum.
This is regarding WiFi if I'm reading correctly. Could you please test this with a UTP cable? We do not cap the connection.
Hi @Alex_P
thanks a lot for your answer. Unfortunately my laptop does not have a plug for the cable and I don’t have an adapter. And my computer is upstairs and I don’t have a long enough cable.
However, I tried to make speedtests now more frequently (with two smartphones, a laptop and my computer) and it seems that it is just fluctuating a lot. Sometimes we get 800 Mbps, and 5 minutes later it is at 70 Mbps (at the same location with same device). In the last two days it seems to have stabilized a bit more and I get more or less stable 400-500 Mbps on my computer upstairs, which is perfectly fine for me. I hope it stays that way.
But I’m still getting more upload speed than download speed, which I find weird. Is it normally not the other way around?
Thank you!
Cheers
I'm not from kpn but i understand the issue that it's very difficult to identify the issue without a utp cable connection. If you could borrow a laptop from a friend to check this it will be easier. If the speed is fine with direct wired connection then it will be about WiFi. Otherwise more can be checked about the gateway/router. WiFi is very sensitive to interference and other factors.
I'm not from kpn but i understand the issue that it's very difficult to identify the issue without a utp cable connection.
Just to clarify, KPN is not your internet provider? If not, which one is it?
I'm not from kpn but i understand the issue that it's very difficult to identify the issue without a utp cable connection.
Just to clarify, KPN is not your internet provider? If not, which one is it?
I meant I'm not working for kpn. I do have a kpn connection.
Understood. Is this issue reccuring only through WiFi? Or also when using a UTP cable?