Speed Up Internet Connection In Windows XP Professional

http://www.youtube.com/v/sVj1ejyD4Qo



In case you missed the instructions:

Code:

-Click Start, Select "Run"
-Type "GPedit.msc"
-Expand the "local computer policy" branch
-Expand the administrative templates" branch
-Expand the "network branch"
-Highlight the "QoS Packet Scheduler" in the left window
-In the right window, double-click the "limit reservable bandwidth" setting
-One the setting tab, check the "enabled" item
-Where its says "Bandwidth limit %," change it to read 0
 
-Close out of the window and reboot to make the new settings active. 

 

Mine says not configured, so I just left it alone

 

Just because I happened to come across this...

-I haven't seen where this is going to make dramatic changes, but what the hey, right?
-Windows XP Pro is an OS that was built as a semi-server OS. Some of the settings are a reflection of this. This particular field is a throttle to help XP reserve enough bandwidth so that connected client machines can still get work done, such as printing on a network printer or retrieving email from the server.
-When it is not configured, it is defaulting to 20%


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