Hey Gang! Wondering if you can help me diagnose this. I've got two PCs, one laptop and one desktop. One wired, one on Wifi. We upgraded to Windows 10 and, since then, it's been really unreliable and slow internet. In Chrome. In Edge. On Steam. Pages half-load, images don't load, pages hang...it's awful. Nothing else has changed in either PC and I've disabled the Windows 10 torrenting upload thing. So I'm a little stuck about what else may have changed. Anyone have any thoughts?
Do you have and AMD Card? [or cards as it's affecting more than one PC] If so look for a utility called 'AMD Quick Steam Technology' and remove it... that can [and did on my parents PC] totally bugger up your internet speed... And unless you manually deselect it it reinstalls itself whenever you update the driver... Also if you had a custom DNS [Google's or openDNS or the like] set, might want to check that it's still set to whatever you had it set to, and if it is try one of the other ones. Other than that i don;t know what to suggest, All 3 of the household PCs have been upgraded to 10 and none of them have shown what you describe...
And update the chips drivers these cause all sorts of weird issues when they are running on the Microsoft installed ones
Might this be applicable? How to prevent Windows 10 from using your Bandwidth... http://www.overclock3d.net/reviews/software/how_to_prevent_windows_10_from_using_your_bandwidth/1
To be fair, Joe's already said that he's switched off the update sharing. I had this issue with my Linx tablet, and it seemed to be a network driver issue - once I'd manually updated the driver it all worked fine thereafter.
