E900 - Internet Connection 3 times lower then direct one

Here is the problem. I use linksys e900 as an ethernet router.
If I connect my computer directly to the ethernet cable (without router) the speed is about 25-26 mbs. All the rest connections through the router give maximum 10 mbs and the speed is unstable. The connection is L2TP, the security is WPA2, the wireless channel is not AUTO.
So the problem with connection is with wifi connection and ethernet cable to router both.
I am sorry for my English (it is not my native language) and I will be pleased if anyone can help.

Hi NoiseInc, try these settings for your wireless configuration.
Then try to disable QOS.

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