QwikTwik

Your internet speed and your download speed use different units. Network speed is counted in megabits per second (Mbps), file sizes and download counters in megabytes per second (MB/s), and 1 byte is 8 bits. On this PC Windows shows a Wi-Fi link speed of 866 Mbps, and 866 / 8 = 108 MB/s, the most a download can show. How to see your Wi-Fi link speed: 1. Press Win + R, type ms-settings:network-wifi and press Enter 2. Open Hardware properties 3. Read Aggregated link speed (Receive/Transmit) 4. Divide it by 8 Link speed is the speed to your router. Your internet plan can be lower, and that is the cap for downloads. Save this for the next speed test. 300+ tweaks like this in QwikTwik. #windows11 #wifi #internet #pctips #windowstips