Speed up your Broadband internet connection
You can increase the speed of your broadband internet connection, if you are using windows XP on your computer. This is built-in feature of windows XP to reserve the 20 percent of bandwidth of your internet connection, but you can override of this default setting. By enabling these setting, you can use this reserve bandwidth and enjoy your speedy broadband internet connection. You can set reserve able limit from 0 to 100 percent, but if you want to enjoy 100 percent bandwidth of internet connection, you should configure bandwidth limit 0 percent.
Follow the given steps to configure bandwidth limit:
- First click on Start button then type “GPedit.msc” in Run option and press Enter.
- Under “Local Computer Policy” expand the “administrative templates”.
- Here in right side window expand the “Network” then highlight the “QoS Packet Scheduler”
- Now again in right side window, double click on “limit reservable bandwidth”.
- Under the “Limit reservable bandwidth properties” dialog box check “enabled”™ then change the “Bandwidth limit %” to zero.
- Now close the Group Policy editor and restart your compute, after any changes to go into effect.
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@ Abdul Rahman
Oh, thanks for the suggetstion, I will do that,..
There is another way too….
Start using “Open dns”….
but still it will be slower….
The fastest way is to create a dns server from you own computer and in the dns address, put 127.0.0.1 as the first dns server, then add the sites you use the most in that dns server list with their ip address, and then whenever your computer will open that site, it will first look in your computer to first find out the ip address of the site, and if its not there, it will go to second dns server and will update your computer’s dns server with the new ip of that site(in case they change their ip address)…..
(In Linux, its an easy task but I haven’t tried it in Windows coz I use Windows only to play games, not for internet or anything else)
Thank u! good useful post!