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Little or no upload speed with Fios

ejkkjh1

Fios has little or no upload speed. This is intermittent, sometimes ok but lately almost all the time. I have tried many speed test apps either on my computer or via a browser, all same results. Download speeds are around 700 to 800 Mhz but upload is zero. So interacting with a web site or sending email does not work. Just like trying to post this message, takes forever and multiple tries.

I have spent hours in Verizon tech chats with several techs. Only speed test they will accept is the Fios one, which never shows an upload speed problem, but at least a dozen other speed tests confirm little or no upload speed. Tried calling Verizon, do not get a call back or wait for hours with no help.

I have tried 4 different computers, same problem. Changed cables, all tests wired to router direct.

No idea what to do next. Any help is appreciated. Thank you.

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Cang_Household

Adapter setting means the network adapter setting on your computer, not on the router.

The issue you are facing is common among users using Intel NICs. Intel has acknowledged this problem/bug since 2017 and a solid fix is not possible. The current workaround is to disable IPv6 TCP Checksum Offload in adapter settings.

Or, the lesson here really is avoid buying Intel NICs, or computers and motherboards that come with Intel NICs.

If it is not clear yet: The issue you are facing is likely not directly Verizon related.

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dexman

Was the cable between the router and ONT swapped?

smith6612

How long ago did this start? Within the last few months? Only on wired?

Cang_Household

Go to your adapter settings and disable IPv6 TCP Checksum Offload. Then test again.

ejkkjh1

Started within the last couple months, more or less.

ejkkjh1

About a couple months ago, not exactly sure.

ejkkjh1

Can not find this setting in the router, please let me know where to find it.

Thank you

Cang_Household

Adapter setting means the network adapter setting on your computer, not on the router.

Or, the lesson here really is avoid buying Intel NICs, or computers and motherboards that come with Intel NICs.

If it is not clear yet: The issue you are facing is likely not directly Verizon related.

ejkkjh1

Really appreciate your help. After I sent the last reply realized you meant the network adapter in my computer. I changed that setting and all appears to be working great. I do have an Intel NUC, it has always been very fast but something must have changed recently. Sometimes I had no upload speed at all, this affected sending large emails, logging into web sites, viewing sites that were previously very fast, like Amazon. Since I made the change last night, was able to log into a .gov site for first time in weeks.

Thank you very much..... Emory

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