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support/windows-server/shell-experience/network-adapters-inaccurate-link-speed.md

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-title: High-Speed Network Adapters Show Inaccurate Link Speed
+title: High-Speed Network Adapters Show Inaccurate Link Speeds
 description: Describes a limitation in Windows user interfaces where the link speed might not be displayed correctly for high-speed network adapters.
-ms.date: 06/13/2025
+ms.date: 06/16/2025
 manager: dcscontentpm
 audience: itpro
 ms.topic: troubleshooting
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 - sap:windows desktop and shell experience\file explorer (app only,folders,quick access,file explorer search)
 - pcy:WinComm User Experience
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-# High-speed network adapters show inaccurate link speed
+# High-speed network adapters show inaccurate link speeds
 
 This article describes a limitation in Windows user interfaces where the link speed might not be displayed correctly for high-speed network adapters.
 
-On devices using high-speed network adapters (for example, 400 Gbps or higher), the link speed displayed in Windows user interfaces like Network Connections (**ncpa.cpl**) might appear lower than the actual configured speed.
+On devices using high-speed network adapters (for example, 400 Gbps or higher), the link speed displayed in Windows user interfaces like Network Connections (**ncpa.cpl**) might be lower than the actual configured speed.
 
 For example, you might observe a displayed speed of 170.5 Gbps even though the hardware is correctly configured for 600 Gbps.
 
 ## The link speed exceeds the representable range
 
 This issue is due to a limitation in how certain legacy components query and report link speed information.
 
-Specifically, the Windows user interface retrieves the link speed using a method that returns the result as a 32-bit value, measured in 100-bps units. If the actual link speed exceeds approximately 429.5 Gbps, the value might exceed the representable range and appear truncated in the display.
+Specifically, the Windows user interface retrieves the link speed using a method that returns the result as a 32-bit value, measured in 100-bps units. If the actual link speed exceeds approximately 429.5 Gbps, the value might exceed the representable range and be truncated in the display.
 
 > [!NOTE]
 > This issue doesn't indicate a malfunction of the hardware or system and doesn't affect the actual performance or functionality of the network adapter.
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 ## Status
 
-Microsoft is aware of this limitation and is exploring possible improvements for future updates.
+Microsoft is aware of this limitation and is exploring possible improvements in future updates.