At first I thought it was better, but now I cannot tell. WE are on the net via cell and it is hard to honestly tell. Good luck! ________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/
Bishopswife, I did the same thing. But there’s one thing you need to check. Go to power options, and make sure the high performance box is checked. I think by default the computer comes with balanced power. You don’t want that for a desktop. Click High performance
Bishopswife, I did the same thing. But there’s one thing you need to check. Go to power options, and make sure the high performance box is checked. I think by default the computer comes with balanced power. You don’t want that for a desktop. Click High performanceI wanted to take mine back also, and then I checked the High performance and now it’s very fast. Thanks Krista, I was balanced power and switched. It does seem to be faster, but I am on the net via a card (cell towers) and it is basically slow anyway. When we get off the road Imma going to be able to see videos and news without waiting for mouths to catch up with sound etc.Anyway, Thanks. I am a ‘used to be techy’. Not any more, it even took me awhile to find settings. ________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/
Bishopswife, I did the same thing. But there’s one thing you need to check. Go to power options, and make sure the high performance box is checked. I think by default the computer comes with balanced power. You don’t want that for a desktop. Click High performanceI wanted to take mine back also, and then I checked the High performance and now it’s very fast. Did that .. Still the same! Running AMD A8-7410 AM4 processor with 8.0 GB ram & 2 TB hard drive.
Bishopswife, I did the same thing. But there’s one thing you need to check. Go to power options, and make sure the high performance box is checked. I think by default the computer comes with balanced power. You don’t want that for a desktop. Click High performanceI wanted to take mine back also, and then I checked the High performance and now it’s very fast. Did that .. Still the same! Running AMD A8-7410 AM4 processor with 8.0 GB ram & 2 TB hard drive. PS, the browser I’ve used is MS Edge and/or Google Chrome .. No change .. Literally I sit and wait for the page to show up! Not the Internet server – it works fine on Internet with laptop, iPad, etc With those specs, you should have a blazing fast computer.One thing, If you know how to partition your hard drive, so that the partition your operating system is on, is smaller.I know… know….the bigger ( 2TB ) is better. Not always.You could try resetting your computer to factory specs.
It is definitely something to do with the bundle box (phone, internet, cable). I plugged in directly to the box with network cord and I am blazing fast! Of course, I had to move my computer into the dining room to plug in.
Then the problem is with your Wifi if you plugged directly into your modem and the problem disappeared. The issue could be due to the drivers. The drivers for the network card have to be updated. I would suggest you download and install the latest drivers from manufacturer website. Also check The Microsoft drivers. One or several may be corrupt.
At first I thought it was better, but now I cannot tell. WE are on the net via cell and it is hard to honestly tell. Good luck! ________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/
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My son took his new laptop with Windows 10 back to Bestbuy. It was terribly slow too. Lightning fast at first, then real slow.
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Bishopswife, I did the same thing. But there’s one thing you need to check. Go to power options, and make sure the high performance box is checked. I think by default the computer comes with balanced power. You don’t want that for a desktop. Click High performance
Bishopswife, I did the same thing. But there’s one thing you need to check. Go to power options, and make sure the high performance box is checked. I think by default the computer comes with balanced power. You don’t want that for a desktop. Click High performanceI wanted to take mine back also, and then I checked the High performance and now it’s very fast. Thanks Krista, I was balanced power and switched. It does seem to be faster, but I am on the net via a card (cell towers) and it is basically slow anyway. When we get off the road Imma going to be able to see videos and news without waiting for mouths to catch up with sound etc.Anyway, Thanks. I am a ‘used to be techy’. Not any more, it even took me awhile to find settings. ________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/
Bishopswife, I did the same thing. But there’s one thing you need to check. Go to power options, and make sure the high performance box is checked. I think by default the computer comes with balanced power. You don’t want that for a desktop. Click High performanceI wanted to take mine back also, and then I checked the High performance and now it’s very fast. Did that .. Still the same! Running AMD A8-7410 AM4 processor with 8.0 GB ram & 2 TB hard drive.
Bishopswife, I did the same thing. But there’s one thing you need to check. Go to power options, and make sure the high performance box is checked. I think by default the computer comes with balanced power. You don’t want that for a desktop. Click High performanceI wanted to take mine back also, and then I checked the High performance and now it’s very fast. Did that .. Still the same! Running AMD A8-7410 AM4 processor with 8.0 GB ram & 2 TB hard drive. PS, the browser I’ve used is MS Edge and/or Google Chrome .. No change .. Literally I sit and wait for the page to show up! Not the Internet server – it works fine on Internet with laptop, iPad, etc With those specs, you should have a blazing fast computer.One thing, If you know how to partition your hard drive, so that the partition your operating system is on, is smaller.I know… know….the bigger ( 2TB ) is better. Not always.You could try resetting your computer to factory specs.
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If the computer itself run the programs fast, but the internet is slow, it has something to do with a setting on internet options.
It is definitely something to do with the bundle box (phone, internet, cable). I plugged in directly to the box with network cord and I am blazing fast! Of course, I had to move my computer into the dining room to plug in.
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Then the problem is with your Wifi if you plugged directly into your modem and the problem disappeared. The issue could be due to the drivers. The drivers for the network card have to be updated. I would suggest you download and install the latest drivers from manufacturer website. Also check The Microsoft drivers. One or several may be corrupt.
I figured you’d have one of those old fashioned coal oil powered computer________________