Anyone know a good Internet Accelerator for DSL?
Well if your looking to download faster use Download Accelerator plus.
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With DSL, why do you need Internet Accelerator, isnt it fast enough for ya![]()
Any internet accelerators, all it does is saves the page as a local copy on your hard drive which is accessed faster next time you go to that website.
Unless you are looking for download accelerators like flashget etc., this might not be a good idea.
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For me, I'm using Internet Turbo version 5.4. It's reliable 'cause I'm just using dial up.
i really dont know why people think this things work, its not like your gonna get cable speeds 56k
Can't afford for cable modem. It's very expensive in our country, tha'ts why I'm using dial up with a support of Internet Turbo.Originally posted by TheFilePirater@13 November 2003 - 10:04
i really dont know why people think this things work, its not like your gonna get cable speeds 56k
Yes I'm looking for a program that saves caches to the Hard drives.Originally posted by I.am@12 November 2003 - 21:34
With DSL, why do you need Internet Accelerator, isnt it fast enough for ya![]()
Any internet accelerators, all it does is saves the page as a local copy on your hard drive which is accessed faster next time you go to that website.
Unless you are looking for download accelerators like flashget etc., this might not be a good idea.
here is something you do for that...ive done it and it works for me..
windows xp/2000
Go to start > run> type regedit (for xp/200)
Go to this key
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\ServiceProvider
Set the following to the value 1...
Class
DnsPriority
HostsPriority
LocalPriority
Netbtpriority
Back up before you do this changes...I've done it and works like a charm.
@Catracho, what do those registry settings do?
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