Use 100% Of Your Bandwith - A simple, cool tweak that's easy
(Click here to view the original thread with full colors/images)Posted by: ZaZu
I found this on FileSoup:
By default Windows operating system uses 20% of your bandwidth to remove this.
1) Go to RUN and type gpedit.msc it will open a dialog box.
2) Go to Local computer policy> computer configuration>administrative
templates>network> Qos Packet Scheduler.
3) On the right hand side you will find Limit Reservable Bandwith open it.
4) Enable it and set the percentage to zero.
5) And u have your 100% bandwidth.
Posted by: deepee
great fix.. will have to see if it works. :)
thanks man
Posted by: tesco
This is a reserved 20% of your ethernet connection to your network, not 20% of your internet bandwith (unless you have a connection that's 80% or more of your ethernet speed).
Don't think that this is going to give you faster internet speeds.
Posted by: nsap
This is a reserved 20% of your ethernet connection to your network, not 20% of your internet bandwith (unless you have a connection that's 80% or more of your ethernet speed).
Don't think that this is going to give you faster internet speeds.
Agreed. However, the even-simpler fix is to open your network connection's properties and just uninstall the QoS component.
Posted by: dmanjohn
Thanks man now I'll see how much it improves my brandwith :)
Posted by: juodis
thanks is good tut :)
Posted by: xjosephx
thanks for this thumbs up to u
Posted by: Fang456
wow....this was very helpful...I can feel the change...
Thanks man...
Posted by: Cabalo
useful for seedboxes, not so much for home connections.
Posted by: Quarter
Thanks man. It helped me, I can fell the differns.
Posted by: Nuclear
Thanks for the tip mate
Posted by: tiolewis
I tryed that , but it didnt work .. its the same for me.
Posted by: Disme
Old trick I've come by long ago.
Don't really know if it helps a lot ... with my 20Mb connection i don't have the urge to get even faster speeds.
Thx though.
Posted by: Aliyans
hi
i have done it.. even b4 also..but i donno it make any difference to torrent d/u speeds..may be for browsing...
Posted by: RedHot
What about Vista?
Posted by: vaidyanath
Thanks for the info, i will try to see if anything changes.
Posted by: 0riGiNaLBoX
great fix and i will see is this work or not