Anydesk Slow Connection

Posted on 30-04-2021 by admin

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So, you have a slow WiFi internet connection on your Windows 10 laptop! Guess what? I had exactly the same issue!

The good thing is that I don’t have the issue anymore and I would like to share with what solved the problem in my case.

Note that each case might be different, and there is always the possibility where you might have a faulty hardware component, in this case, a faulty wireless network card or router.

If the connection is really slow, it can lag a bit, but you can optimize the image to be quick and disable the sound, whereas in Teamviewer, the image will just freeze and you have to quit Teamviewer, the only issue with AnyDesk is just the CPU Usage.

This article, assumes that your hardware works properly.

What I have tried but did not work

To connect to the AnyDesk network port 80, 443 or 6568 is used. For standard listening port direct line connection is 7070 (TCP). AnyDesk is slow despite LAN connection AnyDesk might not recognize a direct connection and the session will be established via AnyDesk network.
Thankfully, with AnyDesk you will able to reboot the machine remotely (the Remote Reboot button must be clicked). To find that button, select „Actions“ (the menu with the flash symbol) and then „Restart remote machine“.
I'm testing Anydesk on a computer at the office. If the computer restarts, or I log out of the user, the Anydesk cannot be connected to. But, if I log in remotely through a normal network screen share, and then log in, the Anydesk connection becomes available. I've got unattended connections with a password set up, and that's working fine.
AnyDesk is a free remote desktop tool which allows you to be controlled or to control some else's computer desktop. It all works over the wires of the Internet and is a perfect tool for providing assistance to others or performing maintenance remotely.

I have tried several things in order to overcome the issue but unfortunately all failed, or maybe helped a bit, but not to an extend that solved the problem.

So, here’s what I have tried first:

I have rollbacked my wireless network adapter’s drivers to an earlier version
I have installed the latest drivers for my network adapter
Multiple restarts of my laptop and router
Made sure that my laptop was not away from the wireless router
Made sure that no other devices on my network were consuming all the bandwidth
Reconfigured my TCP/IP
- netsh int tcp set heuristics disabled
- netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled
- netsh int tcp set global rss=enabled
Disabled the the Peer to Peer Update Process on my computer
Disabled the Windows Auto-Tuning feature

What finally solved the problem with the WiFi

So, even though I had tried all the above, still, the internet connection through WiFi on my Windows 10 laptop was still slow.

I was desperate!

Then i occurred to me: I’m experiencing a slow WiFi internet connection on a laptop!

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It is well known, that laptops, in order to save energy, have by default, energy-saving power plans in Windows so that the laptop can work on battery longer. So, I directly opened my Windows 10 power options (Control PanelAll Control Panel ItemsPower OptionsEdit Plan Settings – “Change advanced power settings“) and started checking. Eventually, I have ended up in “Wireless Adapter Settings” and then “Power Saving Mode“. There, I have noticed, that the “On battery” setting was not “Maximum Performance”.

So what finally solved the slow wifi internet connection on my laptop was to set both “On battery” and “Plugged in” settings for the “Power Saving Mode” for my “Wireless Adapter Settings” in Power options to “Maximum Performance”:

Since I’ve changed this setting, my laptop’s WiFi internet access works like a charm!

Battletech crack. I hope you found this tip useful and you managed to solve your slow WiFi internet connection problem too.

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