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We have disabled the ability for users to embed tweets in new posts on ResetEra. You can read about it here. Why is My PS5 So Much Faster Than Steam/Epic/Origin Downloads? Thread starter PS9 Start date Feb 22, 2021 You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. #1 I have a pretty basic router, nothing fancy or high end. My PS5 is nearly done downloading a 120GB game in under three hours while my PC would take 16+ hours to do that on either Steam, Epic, Origin or any other download client of choice.What's going on here? Using wifi on both btw. #2 What region? When I download games from Steam, it always maxes out my connection and uses all the bandwidth I can throw at it (20MB/sec). Have you selected the correct download region in Steam? #3 What region? When I download games from Steam, it always maxes out my connection and uses all the bandwidth I can throw at it (20MB/sec). Have you selected the correct download region in Steam? Sydney, I'm connecting to my local data centre. Alvis Saw the truth behind the copied door #4 I needed to change my Steam download server to Sweden - Gothenburg in order to max out my 600 Mbps connection since the Spain servers suck major ass. Try playing with that.EGS is a piece of shit so no idea, consider not using it #5 Is the PC significantly further away from the wifi router? #6 Is the PC significantly further away from the wifi router? They're basically the same distance. #7 you may be connecting to your wifi on the 2.4ghz band on pc but 5ghz on ps5. 5ghz is shorter range but can achieve much higher speeds. #8 What speed do you get with Google's speed test on your PC? #9 Same issue for me, but it's because of the HDDs that I still use to store a lot of games on pc. Only the primary games are on my ssd. #10 As Linus said, check the bandwidth/range settings on your PC. Make sure it's connected to 5Ghtz if it's compatible. #11 I wouldn't say faster but it's certainly as fast as Steam it feels now. #12 Wifi? Ewwww, try using ethernet cables if possible. If not, like the previous posts, make sure your pc is connecting to the 5 ghz band. Gradon Saw the truth behind the copied door #13 my partners PC is like this (though not as outrageously different as yours), I just chalk it up to wifi card isn't as good as the PS5's. #14 The WiFi card on

FoxFi (WiFi Tether w/o Root) on PCFoxFi (WiFi Tether w/o Root), coming from the developer FoxFi Software, is running on Android systerm in the past.Now, You can play FoxFi (WiFi Tether w/o Root) on PC with GameLoop smoothly.Download it in the GameLoop library or search results. No more eyeing the battery or frustrating calls at the wrong time any more.Just enjoy FoxFi (WiFi Tether w/o Root) PC on the large screen for free！FoxFi (WiFi Tether w/o Root) IntroductionA new WiFi Direct solution (free update) is now added to PdaNet for connecting computers or tablets in addition to USB tether. The legacy WiFi Hotspot solution remains in FoxFi. If the legacy FoxFi feature still works for your phone, it is still the best solution for sharing phone Internet since there is no limit on what kind of devices you can connect. ======(New)WiFi Direct Hotspot=======This new WiFi Direct feature in PdaNet 5 allows you to connect WiFi mode from computers or tablets. However unlike the old WiFi Hotspot, it will require you to either install PdaNet on the connecting computers/tablets or set up proxy settings. Use this feature if you are no longer able to turn on WiFi Hotspot, or if your WiFi Hotspot usage is being metered when you already have an unlimited data plan.======(Legacy)WiFi Hotspot=====Android 7.0 (Nougat) or later no longer allows the old WiFi Hotspot mode even for Verizon phones. Please refer to PdaNet instead for alternative solutions.Due to lockdowns through each phone system update, the old WiFi mode will only be allowed on a short list of compatible devices. As of 11/2016, IN GENERAL: ---Android 7.0 (Nougat) or later no longer allows WiFi mode even for Verizon phones. ---Verizon Samsung phones (S3/4/5/6/7/Edge, Note 2/3/4/5 etc.) , Verizon LG phones (V10, G2/3/4/5 etc.) and Verizon Sony phones (Z2/Z3) are

USB WiFi or Ethernet AdapterAs you may have seen in the WiFi Modes Tutorial, the EZ-B may be put into one of two available modes; AP or Client. Some cloud-based controls require an internet connection, such as PandoraBot, Microsoft Cognitive Emotion, Microsoft Cognitive Vision, or Bing Speech Recognition. Experienced users may be knowledgeable enough to connect the EZ-B v4 to their local network in Client Mode.However, some users may prefer to simply add a second Wi-Fi network adapter to their PC, which is the easiest solution. This will also be the preferred method of anyone with access restrictions on their router.Alternatively, some users may use an Ethernet cable plugged into their PC for internet access while also using a WiFi connection to the EZ-Robot. While this tutorial covers how to connect with dual WiFi antennas, Ethernet users may find the "Possible Network Conflict" section useful below for diagnosing connection problems.Adding a second WiFi adapter to the PC is great for people who travel with their EZ-Robot. Using a dedicated Wi-Fi adapter for the EZ-Robot makes direct connecting much easier than mucking about with client network passwords, etc.What Kind Of WiFi Adapter?The easiest secondary WiFi adapter connects via USB. They are simple USB dongles that, once connected, provide a second Wi-Fi network interface for your computer. This means you can connect to two WiFi networks at the same time... One to the internet via your router, and second directly to the EZ-Robot.How Does It Work?This is the easiest part - simply connect the WiFi adapter to your PC. Once the drivers are automatically installed by Windows Update, your computer will now have two wireless devices when the Wi-Fi icon is selected from the system tray. The first WiFi device in the list will be the local WiFi adapter within the computer. The second WiFi device in the list will be the newly inserted USB device. We recommend using the second WiFi device for connecting to the EZ-Robot.Possible Network ConflictThe EZ-B v4 uses the default network of 192.168.1.0. There may be a slight chance that your home network and the EZ-B v4 are both configured for the same TCP/IP Network. Without getting into too much technical detail about TCP/IP Networking, there cannot be the same network across two or more adapters. Imagine if there were two streets in your city with the same name and house number as yours. There would be

"I bought the S24 a week ago; it works beautifully. When I try to connect, I only get its charging but no prompt to allow it as my other Samsung phones did. Going to My PC; it is not showing or recogonised." -- from Samsung CommunityA common necessity is the ability to transfer files from the phone to the PC, whether for backing up cherished memories, updating the phone's software using a PC, or simply organizing files and device settings more efficiently. However, encountering a Samsung phone not connecting to PC can be frustrating and disruptive.Luckily, this page will discuss the possible reasons behind this connectivity problem and offer seven practical solutions to help you create the connection. Plus, you'll learn a greater way to smooth the connectivity through WiFi. Part 1: Why Isn't My Samsung Connecting to My Computer Part 2: How to Fix Samsung Phone Not Connecting to PC? [7 Solutions] > 2.1 Check Samsung USB Cable > 2.2 Check the Device USB Mode > 2.3 Inspect Software Conflicts > 2.4 Get Android Smart Switch & Update Drivers > 2.5 Enable USB Debugging > 2.6 Use Windows Device Troubleshooter > 2.7 Check Your Phone for Hardware Issues Part 3: How to Connect Samsung Phone to PC through WiFi StablyPart 1: Why Isn't My Samsung Connecting to My Computer Faulty USB Cable: Check if your USB cable is damaged, frayed, or not compatible with your device. USB Connection Settings: Ensure your Samsung device is set to the correct USB mode for data transfer rather than just charging. Outdated or Incompatible Drivers: Make sure you have the latest USB drivers installed on your computer Software Glitches: Restart both your Samsung device and your computer to resolve any temporary software issues. Device Recognition Issues: Try using a different USB port or updating your computer's USB drivers. Security Software Interference: Check if any security software on your computer is blocking the connection. Hardware Problems: Try connecting your Samsung device to another computer to see if the issue persists.You May Want to Know: How to Recover Deleted Files from Phone Memory on Samsung

FoxFi (WiFi Tether w/o Root) en PCFoxFi (WiFi Tether w/o Root), proveniente del desarrollador FoxFi Software, se ejecuta en el sistema Android en el pasado.Ahora, puedes jugar FoxFi (WiFi Tether w/o Root) en PC con GameLoop sin problemas.Descárgalo en la biblioteca de GameLoop o en los resultados de búsqueda. No más mirar la batería o llamadas frustrantes en el momento equivocado nunca más.Simplemente disfrute de FoxFi (WiFi Tether w/o Root) PC en la pantalla grande de forma gratuita！FoxFi (WiFi Tether w/o Root) IntroducciónA new WiFi Direct solution (free update) is now added to PdaNet for connecting computers or tablets in addition to USB tether. The legacy WiFi Hotspot solution remains in FoxFi. If the legacy FoxFi feature still works for your phone, it is still the best solution for sharing phone Internet since there is no limit on what kind of devices you can connect. ======(New)WiFi Direct Hotspot=======This new WiFi Direct feature in PdaNet 5 allows you to connect WiFi mode from computers or tablets. However unlike the old WiFi Hotspot, it will require you to either install PdaNet on the connecting computers/tablets or set up proxy settings. Use this feature if you are no longer able to turn on WiFi Hotspot, or if your WiFi Hotspot usage is being metered when you already have an unlimited data plan.======(Legacy)WiFi Hotspot=====Android 7.0 (Nougat) or later no longer allows the old WiFi Hotspot mode even for Verizon phones. Please refer to PdaNet instead for alternative solutions.Due to lockdowns through each phone system update, the old WiFi mode will only be allowed on a short list of compatible devices. As of 11/2016, IN GENERAL: ---Android 7.0 (Nougat) or later no longer allows WiFi mode even for Verizon phones. ---Verizon Samsung phones (S3/4/5/6/7/Edge, Note 2/3/4/5 etc.) , Verizon LG phones (V10, G2/3/4/5 etc.) and Verizon Sony phones (Z2/Z3) are supported by Android versions up to Android 6.0/6.1. ---Verizon HTC phones (M7/8) will only work on Android 4.1 ~ 4.4. ---Verizon Motorola phones will only work on Android 4.3 or below. ---AT&T Samsung phones will only work on Android 4.2 or below. ---Other carriers/phones will only work if they still have Android 4.0 or below. ---Straight Talk phones will only work if it uses Verizon and are compatible with the above. ---For all other phones, use USB mode or Bluetooth mode instead.*To get around lockdowns on WiFi mode FoxFi may prompt you to install a

Your PS5 is probably better than the one in your PC. What wifi card are you using? If it's on the motherboard, what motherboard do you have? If it's a laptop, which laptop? :)Edit: 120gb in under 3 hours is over 85MB/s so I assume you have a Gigabit internet connection? SSD vs HDD wouldn't make this big of a difference, so please confirm you are using the 5ghz wifi band, and also check what wifi card you have. Last edited: Feb 22, 2021 #15 Does your PC has an SSD that's as fast as the PS5's? #16 This Can be server issue, hard drive and SSD slower too if they Can't maxout your internet speed. And wifi if it's not 5ghz . #17 PS5 has been fast as hell for me honestly. I downloaded and installed Control (PS5) in less than 10 minutes. (i'm from Portugal)I was really surprised tbh. #18 120GB in 3 hours is 11MB/s. So, not a really high download speed that would saturate your drive bandwith or anything.To have such a huge difference, it must come from your wifi card. Try with a cable I'd say.You should do a speedtest. #19 I have a pretty basic router, nothing fancy or high end. My PS5 is nearly done downloading a 120GB game in under three hours while my PC would take 16+ hours to do that on either Steam, Epic, Origin or any other download client of choice.What's going on here? Using wifi on both btw. Doesn't steam show download speeds on the client?Also helps to see what is your download speeds from competent browser speed test benchmarks on the PC. #20 Are you downloading to SSD's on the PC?I can not max out my broadband when downloading to older platter drives but max my connection when downloading to SSD's.Basicallly downloading faster than my old hard drives can handle. #21 For me its always a mix bag. On some days Steam is faster, on others PS5 is faster. Epic has always been moderate; except Fortnite patches, those take so damn long. All ethernet connected. I think its because my ISP tends to switch server host every so often. #22 Sydney, I'm connecting to my local data centre. IIRC steam doesn't have all games on each server. So depending on the game, you might connect to Sydney, the game isn't there and it has to double download from some other server as it downloads to you.You might try connecting to another server if a particular game is being slow.If that doesn't sound right, you might also have a wifi incompatability with your router. This is especially true if you are on a mac for some reason. See