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INCREASE YOUR INTERNET SPEED BY 20%

Windows XP reserves 20 per sent of your Internet bandwidth for Quality
of Serveice, Automatic Updates, Firewall updates etc...
This is unnesessary, & can be disabled:-
!.) Open Group Policy Editor(Only for XP Professional users not
available in XP Home) by Start > Run > gpedit.msc > [Enter]
2.) In the left-hand column in window, navigate to Computer
Configuration > Administrative Templates > Network > Qos Packet
Scheduler.
3.) In the right column, double click "Limit reservable bandwidth" &
select "Enabled".
4.) Change The "Bandwidth Limit" to 0 & click OK.
For XP Home Users
For home users just do this manually.

1.) Go to Start > Control Panel > Automatic Updates
& Start > Settings > Control Panel > Automatic Upates( if you
use classic style start menu)
& turn them Off.
2.) Go to Start > Control Panel > Windows Firewall
& Start > Settings > Control Panel > Windows Firewall( if you
use classic style start menu)
& turn them Off.
Note:- This tricks increase most speed with professional version
because Group Policy Editor automatically stops every service which
need banwidth.
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Imran Khan said…
wah ,jabardast hai sir !
January 23, 2008 at 11:39 PM
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