Troubleshooting Slow Internet Speed on Windows 10 via Wireless Connection: Investigating Windows Auto-Tuning Feature

Troubleshooting Slow Internet Speed on Windows 10 via Wireless Connection: Investigating Windows Auto-Tuning Feature. If you suspect that your internet should be faster than it is, then it might still be worth investigating the potential cause.

The problem, if it exists, could be down to a feature called Windows Auto-Tuning which Microsoft first introduced in Windows Vista and has included in every version of its operating system since, including Windows 10.

To manage the Window Auto-Tuning feature, check that it’s on by following these steps:

• Go to Start, type cmd, right-click the Command Prompt entry, and select Run as administrator.
• Click OK, when the UAC prompt is.
• In the CMD window, type:

netsh interface tcp show global

Look for Receive Windows Auto-Tuning Level. If it says Normal that means it’s running.

You can try disabling it to see if it’s the cause of the problems with your internet speed. To do this type:

netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled

Once it is disabled, try using your internet connection again and see if that’s fixed the problem. If it hasn’t, or things are actually worse, then you should re-enable it.

In the command prompt, type:

netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=normal