How to modify tcpip from 10 to 50

[CHARO]

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I have a new laptop with embedded network card, I plug in the cable the pc recognizes it but when I connect is "state" I have sent byte rising (10, 20, 50, 900 etc) and received: 0 (zero) I try to "repair" and I say tcp / ip is not enabled for this connection. i want to modify tcp ip from 10 to 50 Is anyone know how to do that ?

Thanks

[HANAE]

If you have win xp or 2000 and I presume that you will, you must click the right mouse button -> properties -> connection right also, and it is activated. If not -> properties is selection gives you IP address after the row that you have on other pc.

[Caesar]

Accelerate TCP / IP if you use a network adapter 100MB

Regedit HKLM \ SYSTEM \ CurrentControlSet \ Services \ Tcpip \ Parameters
Create (or modify) a Dword value named TcpWindowSize
Assign the decimal value 2920
You may experience unexplained delays when, for example, copy files. This problem is due to collisions ACK.
Note: This trick only works in this configuration ..

[Bradan]

If you have more than 256 Mb of RAM, it may be interesting to force Windows to use all the RAM before the system can access the file of exchange on the hard disk. In MSConfig, select the "System.ini" then the [386enh]. Click "New" and type: ConservativeSwapfileUsage = 1

Now reboot your computer.