For tata photon, mts, airtel, aircel, reliance, etc. data card users and mobile internet like airtel, aircel, idea, bsnl users here's a trick which you can use to increase your speed.
The steps may seem bit complex but its very efficient. And in fact its easy if you follow the steps carefully.
Problem:
By default Microsoft Windows reserves 20 percent of the bandwidth of a connection for all programs running on the system. But the good new is that you can use the following steps to override the default.
Prerequisite: Your Operating System should either be Windows profressional or Ultimate Version. This tweak is disabled for Home edition users.
Here it goes :
Step 1: Go to Run dialogue box by pressing “windows + R”
Step 2:Type “gpedit.msc” without quotes.
Now a new window will pop up saying “Local Group Policy Editor”.
Step 3:Now go to the following area in the “Local Group Policy Editor” window.
Local Computer Policy > Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Network > QoS Packet Scheduler
Step 4:Double click on the link which says : Limit reservable bandwidth
Step 5:Now just edit the settings in the new window which pops up:
Click on enabled.
Now in the box which says Bandwidth limit (%): Change the value to 0
Now just Apply the settings and exit.
And voila !!!
Posted originally on my wordpress blog: technofide.wordpress.com
The steps may seem bit complex but its very efficient. And in fact its easy if you follow the steps carefully.
Problem:
By default Microsoft Windows reserves 20 percent of the bandwidth of a connection for all programs running on the system. But the good new is that you can use the following steps to override the default.
Prerequisite: Your Operating System should either be Windows profressional or Ultimate Version. This tweak is disabled for Home edition users.
Here it goes :
Step 1: Go to Run dialogue box by pressing “windows + R”
Step 2:Type “gpedit.msc” without quotes.
Now a new window will pop up saying “Local Group Policy Editor”.
Step 3:Now go to the following area in the “Local Group Policy Editor” window.
Local Computer Policy > Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Network > QoS Packet Scheduler
Step 4:Double click on the link which says : Limit reservable bandwidth
Step 5:Now just edit the settings in the new window which pops up:
Click on enabled.
Now in the box which says Bandwidth limit (%): Change the value to 0
Now just Apply the settings and exit.
And voila !!!
Posted originally on my wordpress blog: technofide.wordpress.com