Win 2000/XP to modify the registry to accelerate for broadband

With the development of network technology, the access speed of the Internet is getting faster and faster. From the initial 56K "cat" to the 10M/100M high-speed fiber, the access methods are various. As the end of the Internet, the Windows operating system is relatively conservative in terms of program settings in order to support different access devices and adapt to different network environments. Therefore, users often report that "broadband is not fast", and some network optimization software is running. Health, by modifying the registry or related files of the Windows operating system to achieve the purpose of speeding up the broadband, such as Windows optimization master, ADSL overclocking, etc., but the effect is not obvious.

The broadband optimization program released by Speedguide website completely removes the problem of affecting Internet access speed by modifying the registry and system files of the Windows operating system, so that the access speed of broadband is greatly improved. We can download the files required for different operating systems from www.speedguide.net/downloads.php. The following is an example of Windows 2000/XP.

There are 4 files to download in Windows 2000/XP:

www.speedguide.net/files/sguide_tweak_2k.zip

www.speedguide.net/files /sguide_tweak_2k_pppoe.zip

www.speedguide.net/files/winxp_dnscache.zip

http://www.speedguide.net/files/sg_webtweak_2k.zip

★Execution Modify the file, optimize the system settings

Extract the downloaded 4 compressed files into the corresponding folder, execute 4 .reg registry files in 4 files, and import the file information into Windows XP registration. Table and then restart your computer.

★Analyze network connection types and optimize network settings

First connect your computer to the Internet, open the home page of www.speedguide.net/, in the Shortcuts column on the left, click TCP/IP Analyzer, you can see the data of your network connection in the pop-up page, in the Default Receive Window (RWIN) column, check whether the data is 256960, as shown in Figure 1, if the data is less than this value, also download TCP Optimizer's fix program TCPOptimizer.exe, download the address http://www.speedguide.net/files/TCPOptimizer.exe.

performed TCPOptimizer.exe, the pop-up setting window (FIG. 2), the network connections over a column Settings, also check "Modify All Network Adapters" window and below the intermediate window "Optimal settings" Finally, press "Apply changes" to restart the computer.

FIG. 2

log in again to www.speedguide.net/, click on the TCP /IP Analyzer, Default Receive Window (RWIN) column, data should be 256,960 or close to this value, Indicates that the optimization is successful.

★Remove the bandwidth reserved by Windows XP

Log in to Windows XP as “Computer Administrator”, click “Start→Run” on the desktop, enter gpedit.msc, open “Group” In the Policies window, open Local Computer Policy→Computer Configuration→Administrative Templates→Network→QoS Packet Scheduler. Double-click “Restrict Retainable Bandwidth” in the right window, and select “Enabled” to set the “Bandwidth”. limit (%): 20 to 0 (Figure 3), restart the computer after the "OK"

Figure 3

Ok, now go to some web site speed test (or Download the file), see if the connection speed of the Internet is improved.