Network Adapter Problem: Websites will not load fully and is slow

I have been having this issue for a while now. I have contacted my Internet provider, and they say my connection and modem look okay. But the connection to my homepage on Microsoft Edge is slow to load and it won't load my homepage or websites all the way.

I troubleshooted the network adapters, and the following error message is what I get.

Samuria said:

Open a cmd prompt then type these on after another and post results

tracert 194.119.131.66
tracert adobe.com
ipconfig /all

@Samsuria, thank you. Here are the following results from the commands you gave me to run.

tracert 194.119.131.66:


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tracert adobe.com:


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ipconfig /all:

zebal said:

To troubleshoot adapter receiving data you can download at least 2 different test files from the link below directly to C:\ root drive:
Download Test Files | thinkbroadband

Next download MD5SUMS file also to C:\ root drive.
Once desired test files and MDSUMS file are in C:\ do this to verify checksums:

1. Right click on Windows button and select "Windows PowerShell"
2. type following and press enter:

Code:

cd \

3. Next copy all of the code below at once and right click into console to paste, then press enter to start verification:

Code:

$AllData = Get-Content -Path $env:SystemDrive\MD5SUMS

foreach ($Data in $AllData)
{
    $sig, $null, $file = $Data.Split("")
    $file = "$env:SystemDrive\$file"

    if (Test-Path $file)
    {
        $hash = Get-FileHash -Path $file -Algorithm md5 | select -ExpandProperty Hash
        if ($hash -ne $sig)
        {
            Write-Warning -Message "Signature for file $file failed"
        }
        else
        {
            Write-Information -MessageData "Signature for file $file passed" -INFA Continue
        }
    }
}

Share your results here, sample output may look like this:

@zebal: This is what I am getting when I run those commands:



Am I doing it correctly?

Update: I wanted to provide another update to you all on the forums and that assisted me with the network adapter problem that I kept having with my mother's Acer Desktop. I ran more troubleshooting on it and it would temporarily fix itself after that, but then the issue would eventually return causing me to do the temporary troubleshooting fix over again. So finally I gave up and sold the Acer and bought my mother a new HP Desktop that came out last year. The HP (Hewlett-Packard) should be here this Monday.