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This wikiHow teaches you how to view the upload (upload) and download (download) speeds of your Internet connection, as well as the connection speed between your computer and the router. However, you cannot see the true Internet connection speed from the range of your computer’s settings.
Steps
Test Wi-Fi with Google
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Visit the Google Speed Test page. Open the Google search page by typing https://www.google.com into your browser or launch the Google app on your device and enter the keyword internet speed test into the search bar. A link to “Internet speed test” will appear at the top of Google search results.
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Click BEGIN TEST (START TEST). This blue button is at the top, right in the middle of the “Internet speed test” panel.
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Wait for the check to complete. Google will measure upload, download, and latency.
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Take a look at the speed results. In addition to telling you whether the connection quality is “fast” or “slow”, Google calculates connection speed based on the following three aspects:
- Mbps download – The number of megabits per second that your connection allows downloads.
- Mbps upload – The number of megabits/second your connection allows for uploads.
- Latency – The number of milliseconds it takes for your Internet connection to respond to a command (such as searching for a keyword or loading a page, etc.).
Test Ethernet on Windows
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Make sure your computer is connected to the router. To test the Internet speed through the computer setup, the computer needs to be connected with an internal cable.
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Click the Start button
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located in the lower left corner of the screen.
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Click setup option
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located in the lower left corner of the Start window.
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Click
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Network & Internet is at the top of the settings page.
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Click the Ethernet tab on the left side of the window to open the local network settings.
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Click Change adapter options . This line is located at the top, right of the window.
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Double-click the Ethernet (local area network) icon. You’ll see a desktop icon above the Network Connections window.
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See the parameters in the “Speed” line. Among the information on the Ethernet Status window, the “Speed” line is near the bottom of the “Connections” section. This number (for example, “90.0 Mbps”) represents the speed of the connection between the computer and the router.
Test Ethernet on Mac
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Make sure your computer is connected to the router. To test the Internet speed through the computer setup, the computer needs to be connected to the router with an internal cable.
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Open the Spotlight app
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located in the upper right corner of the Mac screen.
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Type the keyword “network utility” into Spotlight, then press ⏎ Return . The Network Utility application will appear.
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Click the Info tab located on the left side of the Network Utility window.
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Select Ethernet connection. Click the box below the “Select a network interface for information” heading, and then click the name of your Ethernet internal connection.
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Look at the numbers next to “Link Speed”. Here, you’ll see a number, such as “100 Mbit/s,” which means the line speed between your computer and the router is 100 megabits of data per second.
Advice
- The actual Internet connection is often much lower than the router’s maximum speed. Using an internal cable allows us to take full advantage of the router’s speed.
Warning
- Your Internet speed never exceeds your router’s allowed speed nor the service plan speed you use—the actual speed is always lower.
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