This document provides commands to calculate the MTU size using ping, view the current MTU size using netsh, and set the MTU size to 1500 using netsh. It notes that the interface should be specified as "Wi-Fi" for WiFi instead of "Ethernet" and the MTU can be reset to 1500 if needed.
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How to Get Faster Internet Speed When You Change a Simple Setting
This document provides commands to calculate the MTU size using ping, view the current MTU size using netsh, and set the MTU size to 1500 using netsh. It notes that the interface should be specified as "Wi-Fi" for WiFi instead of "Ethernet" and the MTU can be reset to 1500 if needed.
This document provides commands to calculate the MTU size using ping, view the current MTU size using netsh, and set the MTU size to 1500 using netsh. It notes that the interface should be specified as "Wi-Fi" for WiFi instead of "Ethernet" and the MTU can be reset to 1500 if needed.
netsh int ipv4 set subinterface “Ethernet” mtu=1500 store=persistent
Note: If you are using WiFi, instead of Ethernet, use whatever the interface say eg "Wi- Fi" To reset it in case it didn't work or you want to start again just set it back to 1500