When connecting console to network bridge only getting 1 Mbps

Oscar Soto 1 Reputation point
2022-09-14T09:42:54.75+00:00

So my Pc using a Wi-Fi dongle to connect to my internet, I’ve decided to connect a Ethernet running from my Pc to my Ps5 and on the first time doing it I got 40mbps and all was good and now that I deleted/disabled the bridge I tried connecting it the same way again and now I get a alert saying “An unexpected error occurred while configuring the Network Bridge.” And would have to click on my Wi-Fi and add to bridge again. Now when I try doing anything I only get 1.8mbps at max which is frustrating. Would love some help.
The speed of my Wireless Wi-Fi

  • speed : 866.7Mbps
    Ethernet 3 (Ps5)
  • Speed : 1.0 Gbps
    Network bridge
  • Speed : 1.8Mbps
Windows 10 Network
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  1. Limitless Technology 39,591 Reputation points
    2022-09-15T08:06:50.747+00:00

    Hi Oscar,

    Thank you for posting your query.

    Kindly follow the steps provided below to resolve your issue which is the solution provided on this link for your reference https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/22eb91b7-ba4f-4ede-85b6-baadb86362ae/solved-windows-10-download-speeds-very-slow?forum=win10itprohardware

    Download Microsoft nvspbind.exe, to disable hidden protocols:
    in a PowerShell window I run:

    .\nvspbind.exe /d * ms_server
    .\nvspbind.exe /d * ms_rdma_ndk
    .\nvspbind.exe /d * ms_implat
    .\nvspbind.exe /d * ms_netbios
    .\nvspbind.exe /d * ms_lldp
    .\nvspbind.exe /d * ms_tcpip6
    .\nvspbind.exe /d * ms_pppoe
    .\nvspbind.exe /d * ms_lltdio
    .\nvspbind.exe /d * ms_server
    .\nvspbind.exe /d * ms_netbt
    .\nvspbind.exe /d * ms_msclient
    .\nvspbind.exe /d * ms_ndiswan
    .\nvspbind.exe /d * ms_pacer
    .\nvspbind.exe /d * ms_ndiscap

    /d = disable, * = ALL windows adapters, unused ms_protocols

    This results, in my setup, just one adapter for example:

    {688F89F1-A446-489E-B0A5-D9762E0C7213}
    "pci\ven_1969&dev_1026"
    "Atheros AR8121/AR8113/AR8114 PCI-E Ethernet Controller"
    "LAN":
    Local Area Connection
    disabled: ms_rdma_ndk (Microsoft RDMA - NDK) (previously hidden and enabled)
    enabled: ms_tcpip (Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4))
    disabled: ms_implat (Microsoft Network Adapter Multiplexor Protocol) (previously hidden and enabled)
    disabled: ms_netbios (NetBIOS Interface)
    disabled: ms_lldp (Microsoft LLDP Protocol Driver)
    disabled: ms_ndiscap (Microsoft NDIS Capture)
    disabled: ms_tcpip6 (Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6))
    disabled: ms_rspndr (Link-Layer Topology Discovery Responder)
    disabled: ms_pppoe (Point to Point Protocol Over Ethernet) (hidden and previously enabled)
    disabled: ms_ndisuio (NDIS Usermode I/O Protocol)
    disabled: ms_lltdio (Link-Layer Topology Discovery Mapper I/O Driver)
    disabled: ms_server (File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks)
    disabled: ms_wfplwf_upper (WFP 802.3 MAC Layer LightWeight Filter) (not sure)
    disabled: ms_netbt (WINS Client(TCP/IP) Protocol)
    disabled: ms_msclient (Client for Microsoft Networks)
    enabled: oracle_vboxnetlwf (VirtualBox NDIS6 Bridged Networking Driver)
    disabled: ms_wfplwf_lower (WFP Native MAC Layer LightWeight Filter)
    disabled: ms_pacer (QoS Packet Scheduler)

    Customize this to your preference.

    Do not hesitate to message us if you need further assistance.

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