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[Allakhazam]

We may have found the culprit!! 

I'll do some more extensive testing when I get back home tonight but after doing the following :

1. Disable True Gigabit routering under Setup/Internet/Manual
2. Change the SSID names for each radio, don't use the default names. Names can be anything.
3. Disable the Enable Graphical Authentication  under Tools/Admin.
4. Set a NTP server under Tools/Time.

I can connect through teamviewer to my PC without any problem as well as run a speed test and get the expected results(Which never worked before since my dl speed would drop to 0 after 1 second).

I proceeded to undo the suggestions one by one and found that re-enabling True gigabit connectivity would make my teamviewer extremely laggy/unresponsive again.

I have no idea as to what this function does or why it would cause any problems - perhaps it does have something to do with my pcs configuration as well.

Hopefully everything will be good after some more testing.

Thank you so much for your time Furry!

[FurryNutz]

Keep us posted. I remember disabling this on my 826L as it has this Tru Gigabit Routing feature as I saw some issues in using it. I guess i need to do some more testing.

Keep us posted.

[Allakhazam]

You can consider my case solved!

Ran some more tests, downloads, streams, online games - all worked fine.

Although i cannot seem to find a way to make it work with the True gigabit feature enabled even with all firewalls down and my NIC being the only active adapter. Perhaps it's simply incompatible with my NICs.

Thanks again   

[FurryNutz]

Possible problem with the feature or maybe not compatible with the ISP modem. 

Glad it's working now for you.
Enjoy. 

[FurryNutz]

I forgot to ask, are you NICs Gb supporting? Any devices with non Gb speed NICs?

[Allakhazam]

Both my deskptop comp and laptop NIC's have gigabit ethernet support, all my other devices are on wireless so it shouldnt matter for them right?

I found another thread here from someone using the same ISP and modem as me :

http://forums.dlink.com/index.php?topic=50469.0

My bet is on the modem.

[FurryNutz]

Ya wireless shouldn't matter.

The ISP modem claims to have a Gb port.
http://br.technicolor.com/uploads/associated_materials/datasheetdcm475_501bc67eaba52250601137.pdf

Only way to find out would be to connect your wired LAN PC directly to the isp modem and look at the connection speed on the Network Status window on the adapters properties.