TPLINK LAN speed defaults to 100/100 after PC is turned off

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I upgraded my home fiber to 500/500 from 100/100. I had to buy a new router and upgraded all the cables to support such speeds. After this I did get 500/500 and didnt think much of it, well the other day I was finally dowloading something and was confused why I was getting the same speeds as before and did speedtest and there it was 100/100. I did some digging in the settings and saw that my lan port was 100mbs full duplex. I changed these settings and finally got it to 1000mps full duplex. I shut my PC for the right and the next day we are back at 100/100. I have not found any info what could be resetting this and I have no idea how to even google something related to this. I wouldnt want to keep my PC on for no reason, but it irritates me that everytime I boot I have to do some magic in the settings and I dont even know what Im doing, just doing random things.
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As terziyski said, it is recommended that you can try different cables for a comparison.
When the speed drops, please connect the PC directly to ISP modem. Which is to confirm if the speed of modem drops at the same time.
In addition, please try to hard reset the router and configure it again.
How to reset: Press and hold reset button for 2 seconds until all LEDs turn off to reset the router to its factory default settings.
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Check your ethernet port status here:
If the negotiated speed on port where you've connected your PC is 100 mbps, move the PC to a different port and if that doesn't help change the ethernet cable.
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So you have this issue with the WAN port, but your PC is connected to a router LAN port, correct ?
If the problem is with the WAN port then you can only test with another cable.Normally WAN port should be set to Auto negotiate its bandwidth.
Sometimes if ethernet cables are not of a good quality, behave like this (most often) and sometimes router WAN port is faulty (less often).
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" I have set the negotiation to 1000 and I can get 1000/1000 out of it. " This setting is only for the WAN (Internet) port:
If the LAN port speed is 100mbps instead of 1000mbps, try changing the ethernet cable as I suggested earlier.
Updating PC network card driver to the latest release might help as well.
If that still doesn't help you can contact your local support for further assistance.
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Thank you for contacting our community.
As terziyski said, it is recommended that you can try different cables for a comparison.
When the speed drops, please connect the PC directly to ISP modem. Which is to confirm if the speed of modem drops at the same time.
In addition, please try to hard reset the router and configure it again.
How to reset: Press and hold reset button for 2 seconds until all LEDs turn off to reset the router to its factory default settings.
Best Regards~
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