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Run a test to 75.75.75.75, 75.75.76.76 or other Comcast DNS server. These servers de-prioritize ICMP traffic and will provide false-positives. Run a test to your modem/gateway's external IP address while on your network. Run a test while connected to a VPN service.
Whenever I try speed test with Xfinity it comes up with "oops something went wrong "
Comcast support has insisted that it is a problem with my modem and I should change it, but it is relatively new (I only used it for one year), and I can't seem to find a problem with it. I have much higher internet speed tests (~60Mbps to ~100Mbps) before this problem started, and now the slow speed has been persisting for the past two days.
The Xfinity speed test stopped working on my Windows desktop PC, but it works on my wireless devices. I can run other speed tests so that's not an issue. I want to know why the Xfinity one stopped working on my PC.
1) Directly connect to your modem via ethernet. Restart your modem everytime you plug in a new device. It's a good time to replace your Ethernet cables; Cat6 preferred. If your speeds are good, concentrate on router/networking issues. If the speeds are still poor, concentrate on modem/signal issues. Do not test speeds over WiFi.
Xfinity Speedtest not working again. As in previous posts in 2021, I'm having an issue with the Xfinity Speedtest link for the PC on an ethernet connection. It is generating the following error: "Opps. Something went wrong". I've tried running it on all three browsers: Firefox, Duck Duck Go, Edge, and Google Chrome without any browser plug-ins ...
The older Xfinity speed test had an option to set which IP version to use, but defaulted to IPv6. I have since switched to DSLreports speed test which allows selection of several test settings in the advanced section. To get the full 1Gbps I would use IPv4 and search for a very fast router. Most consumer routers will not achieve 1G using IPv6.
XfinityBradM. +15 more. Official Employee. •. 546 Messages. 2 months ago. @user_069633 Our awesome expert, @EG, provided some great information in the link they posted. What sort of troubleshooting have you accomplished from your end? 0.
Internet 1200 Mbps plan. I have the 1200 Mbps plan and get the cap 930- 940 mbps and have the s33 cable modem and Asus rog ax1100 router using the 2.5g ports on both modem and router and 5G port on my Motherboard and using CAT8, do I need special Equipment to get closer to the 1200 mbps. Like. A 10G PCIe network interface controller (NIC ...
Not getting advertised speed. I signed up for the 1200 mbps plan but I am not receiving anything close to that speed. My speed fluctuates from 200 mbps to around 400 mbps. I have tried all of the recommended tips for increasing speed and nothing works. I also tried to adjust the settings on my my Xfinity Gateway, but most options are grayed out.