Try this:

The command to disable the autotuninglevel is:

- Click start, All Programs
- Accessories
- Right-click Command Prompt
- Click Run As Administrator
- Type the following: netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled
- Press enter
- Restart your computer (not really necessary)


For me that cause slow network connection of course WIndows use the Temp
profile settings by default.

The answer I found was that I was apart of many groups, Domain Guests for
one, so I removed that and others that I did not need and this resolved the
issue.

"YLo" wrote:
[color=blue]
> Try this:
>
> The command to disable the autotuninglevel is:
>
> - Click start, All Programs
> - Accessories
> - Right-click Command Prompt
> - Click Run As Administrator
> - Type the following: netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled
> - Press enter
> - Restart your computer (not really necessary)
>
>
> For me that cause slow network connection of course WIndows use the Temp
> profile settings by default.[/color]

The answer I found was that I was apart of many groups, Domain Guests for
one, so I removed that and others that I did not need and this resolved the
issue.

"YLo" wrote:
[color=blue]
> Try this:
>
> The command to disable the autotuninglevel is:
>
> - Click start, All Programs
> - Accessories
> - Right-click Command Prompt
> - Click Run As Administrator
> - Type the following: netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled
> - Press enter
> - Restart your computer (not really necessary)
>
>
> For me that cause slow network connection of course WIndows use the Temp
> profile settings by default.[/color]