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Built a new pc, had to lower my "Speed and Duplex" to get my pc to recognize my ethernet coming from my modem/router
I built a new computer recently and when I initially plugged in my ethernet cord into my pc (CAT7) it would not recognize it and it just said "not connected." I googled and researched and it turns out I had to lower my "Speed and Duplex" in my ethernet port's settings to have my pc recognize the cord was even connected. It worked but my speeds are drastically dwarfed due to this. I usually would get anywhere from 35-50mpbs (AT&T fixed wireless) and now I'm getting about 6-7 mpbs and if I turn up the speed and duplex setting up any more it will not even recognize that anything is plugged in. My modem and router are about three years old. Has anyone else ever had this problem and should I just contact AT&T for a new modem/router? A few posts on reddit signaled that new/replacement equipment have fixed their issues. I just want the speed on my pc that I'm paying for and I want to be wired in. Thank you!
tonydi
ACE - Guru
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3 months ago
So you have the Pace 5268ac, right?
What is the make/model of the Ethernet chipset in your new build?
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my thoughts
Employee
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19.9K Messages
3 months ago
Did you try a cheap cat5e or cat6 ethernet cable?
Fixed Wireless to my knowledge is only using the 5268 gateway with limited software. Replacement would be same model.
Also FW is listed as internet 10/1 if your regularly having anything over internet 25 that is very good.
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ATTHelp
Community Support
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3 months ago
We want to help with getting your internet back up to speed, @mprueter!
So that we can dig a little deeper into some potential resolution options, we'll need to continue this conversation privately. Check the Direct Message inbox in the top right corner of your screen. We'll be sending you a DM shortly and look forward to speaking with you!
Lacey, AT&T Community Specialist
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