Question: Reasons Why Highspeed Internet Can Become Sluggish

Common reasons why highspeed internet connections perform more slowly than claimed:
- You might have poor hardware connecting your machine to the wall.
- Maybe your modem-router is not configured correctly.
- Perhaps you have dishonest people leeching your wireless connection from across the alley.
- Your network interface card (NIC) is older and slower hardware.
- You might have spyware/malware infecting your machine, and secretly using your Internet bandwidth.
- A download may be occuring in the background, and you are unaware of it as it leeches your bandwidth.
- Your ISP (internet service provider) may be having issues with routing signals to you.
- DNS (domain name system) tables might be outdated, so signals are getting sent to the wrong addresses on your ISP network.
- Your browser memory cache is so full, your browser has to slow down to allow for its limited hard drive space.
- Radio or microwave devices in your home might be degrading your internet wireless signal.
- Your computer is more than 3 years old, and is not able to move electrons fast enough for modern web pages.
- You have unwittingly left dozens of windows open in the background, and they are clogging your computer CPU.
- A Windows or Mac dialog box is sitting open and unanswered in the computer background, stalling your computer CPU while it awaits your yes/no input.
- Do a speed test on your computer: DSLreports.com speed testing or Speedtest.net
- Perform a troubleshoot on your computer: Troubleshooting list for your internet connection
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