Available to Windows Insiders, the built-in tool measures your upload and download speeds over Ethernet or Wi-Fi.
Microsoft is testing a Windows 11 speed test inside Quick Settings. Learn how it works, who can access it, and when it could reach more users.
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The latest Windows 11 Insider build upgrades Microsoft's internet speed test experience. Results now appear within Quick Settings instead of a browser tab.
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Download the latest Windows 11 update today, and you'll be able to experience a free performance boost, thanks to a new Low Latency Profile feature. It's a modest boost, and it only applies to some ...