How could I switch 10Mbps to 100Mbps full duplex settings in the router?
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Hello!
Is it somehow possible to switch settings in router from 10Mbps Full Duplex to 100Mbps Full Duplex? Or how else this problem could be solved?
I have an Internet speed 100Mbps, but router capped it to 10Mbps and even less. When I plugged Internet cable directly to notebook and check the speed on the speedtest.net, showed results over 90Mbps. So it's undoubtedly problem of router.
Also, I want to ask, probably I should buy other router if this model doesn't has the ability to switch this parameter? But in this case I need to know exactly, what kind of model has ability to work on 100Mbps Full Duplex or to be switchable?
Thanks in advance!
Not on the TL-WR940N.
But most newer router models from TP-Link have an option to set the negotiation speed of the Internet port manually. You can check particular models via the "Emulator" feature of the TP-Link product webpage.
However, if indeed the cable was not "good" enough for the router, then setting the speed to a higher value manually might result in the connection not working at all.
