Speed Up Browsing Your Internet on Windows XP and Windows VSTA

QoS (Quality of Service) provided by the windows is intended to ensure network and provide better service and planned with dedicated bandwidth, but in reality it is not very useful, but that certainly can take up to 20% of the bandwidth of your pc. You can try and see the difference when QoS is disabled.

The steps off QoS in Windows XP and Windows Vista (make sure the status of your account as an administrator):

Click Start > Run
Type "gpedit.msc" in the box, Then press enter
In the Local Computer Policy, click the plus sign on the Computer Configuration, then click again on the Administrative Templates.
Click the plus sign on Network and select QoS Packet Scheduler
On the right side of the box, double-click on Limit Reservable Bandwidth
On the Settings tab, select Enabled
In the Bandwidth Limit% box, replace the contents to be 0%. (Don't leave blank)
Click and restart your computer

Good Luck

2 comments:

Unknown said...: Thanks for all the thorough information, pros and cons! I appreciate the well written article, full of information that I need!; September 11, 2009 at 6:05 PM
R V said...: I have tried this trick but it doesn't help when you have a slow internet connection. It is useful for persons having faster internet connections of over 2 MBPS. Slow internet connection is one of the main reasons why asians can't make enough money online; September 12, 2009 at 8:12 PM