Friends, at times you feel that your broadband connection is good but the speed is not optimal. At this point of time you would like to dig in and try to find the settings in Windows which can improve your broadband speed to some extent and to get most out of what you have.
The first hindrance in preforming this task is that we are not aware of the the places where these settings are present.
Secondly,even if we find the options, we are not sure about the values which needs to be supplied and what are the optimal values. For example if you want to change ‘MaxConnectionsPerServer’ and ‘MaxConnectionsPer1_0Server’ then you have to go to registry and make changes there. Well, you can do this very easily via TCP optimizer. Just go to its ”Advance settings’ tab and there you can find it right on the top. Just for your information, value of these two controls Maximum number of simultaneous downloads in windows.
Now coming back to our original topic, thirdly we have to store the previous settings(which we are changing) somewhere(may be a text file) manually so that we can restore the old values if need arises.
Friends, at times you feel that your broadband connection is good but the speed is not optimal. At this point of time you would like to dig in and try to find the settings in Windows which can improve your broadband speed to some extent and to get most out of what you have.
The first hindrance in preforming this task is that we are not aware of the the places where these settings are present.
Secondly,even if we find the options, we are not sure about the values which needs to be supplied and what are the optimal values. For example if you want to change ‘MaxConnectionsPerServer’ and ‘MaxConnectionsPer1_0Server’ then you have to go to registry and make changes there. Well, you can do this very easily via TCP optimizer. Just go to its ”Advance settings’ tab and there you can find it right on the top. Just for your information, value of these two controls Maximum number of simultaneous downloads in windows.
Now coming back to our original topic, thirdly we have to store the previous settings(which we are changing) somewhere(may be a text file) manually so that we can restore the old values if need arises.
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