Making Net 20% Faster

**Computer_Freak** · 06-10-2008

Go to Start, Run and type: gpedit.msc
Expand the key "Local Computer Policy"
Expand the key "Administrative Templates"
Expand the key "Network"
Scroll to the left "QoS Packet Scheduler" and double-click to open
Locate the "Limit reservable bandwidht" and double-click to open
In the new window, select "Enable" and change the rate to 0 (this is on 20 default)
Restart your computer

The 20% of the bandwidth that Windows XP reserves for itself are now available to the user

**F1RE** · 06-10-2008

Will this tweak work for MTNL broadband also?

**Computer_Freak** · 06-10-2008

It has nothing to do with broadband, or cablenet.
Rather with the bandwidth of Windows XP!

**azianai** · 06-10-2008

I can honestly say that I was not affected but the windows does something, ahh it does, because now in linux, I have obtained transfer rates in the order of 5 / 6 MB/s (yes megs per second!). At the same windows File, is a burst of 4Mb at the beginning, but ends up 10. Take longer than in Linux, the File in question is 34MB and was drawn by 8 in Tue 18seg in linux and windows, the test was done before and then, and it remained equal! Ahh, and now I have already 8Mb of Cable!