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Try accessing a network drive or another computer on your LAN and transferring a file from one machine to yours. It should be quite fast.
It sounds like the automatic update MAY have caused you some grief. I'd suggest running the Network Setup Wizard. It should restore all of your network protocols to the default settings. Take the time to read every option carefully before choosing.
If you're using a router on your network to connect all the PC's to the internet make sure the router has assigned each PC a seperate IP. The IP should be something similiar to 192.168.0.x where x represents a number from 1 to 255 depending on the amount of PC's connected. No two PC's should have the same address.
Finally, you might want to call the support number for your Cable provider. These guys should be able to talk you through the necessary settings to ensure you are set up correctly.
Good Luck!
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