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Hi All;
Another day and my speed test results are always exceeding 1100 Mbps.....
Appears my issue had nothing to do with ESET - my apologies to ESET.
Fresh install of Windows 10 seems to have solved my speed issue.....that being said, it also may be likely that activating the Full Network Reset feature might have worked had I know about that capability

Does temporarily disabling protocol filtering make a difference?
As for using interactive SSL filtering mode, I'd suggest sticking with automatic mode until v15.1 which will address an issue / bug present in the current version.
Do you have Receive Segment Coalescing (RSC) enabled? To find out, you can list network adapters with RSC via powershell by running:
Get-NetAdapterRsc -name "*" If RSC is disabled, we recommend enabling it.
 
We also kindly ask you to create a log as follows:
- enable advanced operating system logging under Tools -> Diagnostics in the advanced setup when the issue is manifesting
- after 2-3 minutes, disable logging
- collect logs with ESET Log Collector
- upload the generated archive to a safe location and drop me a personal message with a download link.

I had the same issue, after trying many things (https://answers.microsoft.com/es-es/windows/forum/all/windows-11-con-muy-baja-velocidad-de-internet/fd3fea27-74ad-4e79-a93d-7a4e63911757?page=2&messageId=7e9091d3-85e1-438e-8960-74bff46152e0), I decided to reinstall Windows 11. The problem was solved. It was not EIS 🙂

I actually didn't know of the full Network reset feature...now I do - Thanks
The full refresh was pretty easy....just a bunch of apps to re-install. I have always been pretty good about storing personal stuff on secondary drives so no concern re losing files etc.
Ran a Ookla speed test a few mins ago still getting 1175 Mbps

Hi Aryeh
I am using a Asus XG-C100C
Driver is Marvell - 3.0.20.0
Windows 10 Pro - Ver 21H2 
OS Build - 19044.1503
 
Regards