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# Slow network speed inside WSL2 | ||
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1. Open Ubuntu (or your other distro) | ||
1. Open Network Connections in your settings ("View network connections" in your windows search) | ||
1. You should see | ||
> vEthernet (WSL) | ||
> Enabled | ||
> Hyper-V Virtual Ethernet Adapter | ||
1. Right-click and open Properties | ||
1. In the Properties pane, click Configure... | ||
1. In the Configure pane, go to the "Advanced" Tab | ||
1. Click on "Large Send Offload Version 2" and update the value to "Disabled" | ||
If you see two "Large Send Offload Version" options, disable both. | ||
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Additionally, it is recommended that you install any projects, packages, etc. to your Linux file system. | ||
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1. In your Ubuntu/other cli, navigate to your Linux file system with cd ~ | ||
1. Sanity-check you're in your Linux file system by using the command explorer.exe .. This should open File Explorer inside Network > wsl$ > Ubuntu (or other) > home > user |
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