How do I get a little faster? Urgent!!!

This question is very general, many people say that the speed of the Internet is fast because they want to have a fast computer, in that case you can go to a batch optimization service, which is available in Rabbit and Optimizer. In addition, if the network speed is fast, you either go to outlets such as telecom or Netcom to apply for expansion services and increase the bandwidth. If you are a tietong, you can go to the next Four Seas Game Accelerator.

If you're an internet café, contact the webmaster and don't limit the speed of your machine. Or surf the internet when there are fewer people!!

It can only be said that at that time, there were unskilled business or outsiders who entered the server room of your computer and transferred the server, this kind of thing is rare for hundreds of millions of years, your luck is better, and you still want to take advantage of it cheaply.

If no one else is online, you'll be faster, like late at night.

Don't think everyone else is stupid.

It's like the story of waiting for the rabbit, don't take chance for necessity, not every time a rabbit hits a tree.

Don't get too attached to the chance that you think it's enough.

Your Windows XP system retains 20% of the system bandwidth for security and stability.

For the average individual user, this is obviously a bit conservative and wastes valuable network bandwidth.

So how do you get this part of the resource back? Bandwidth is the difference between the highest and lowest frequencies that can be used by a communication signal.

We know that the wider a highway is, the greater the amount of traffic that can pass per unit of time.

If the transmission rate of a network signal is likened to the flow of traffic, then the bandwidth is equivalent to the width of a road.

Therefore, modifying the original settings of Windows XP to fully exploit this 20% bandwidth potential will maximize the Internet speed.

Here's how to change this setting on Windows XP:1After clicking Start Run, typing:, and clicking the OK button, you can see the Group Policy window.

2.Under the "Computer Configuration" item, click on the following items: Management Template - Network - QoS Packet Scheduler; Then on the right side of the window, find the item "Limit Reservable Bandwidth" and right-click on it. In the pop-up menu, click "Properties" and you will see the "Limit Reservable Bandwidth Properties" window.

3.In the Settings tab we can see that the default value of the "Bandwidth Limit" for Windows XP systems is 20%.

Change it to a lower number such as 0 or 5% and click the "Enabled" radio button; Then click the OK button to save the new settings to your computer.

Once you've completed the above three steps, restart your computer and try again. See if it's a lot faster?

Don't trust any settings, if your broadband bit is small, you're setting the speed so much.

The best thing to do is to sign up for high-speed broadband.

Mention it in RMB.

I can tell you for sure that there is no other way.

<< is my friend" essay on a semi-proposition no less than 500 words for fifth grade.

1.You can go online and find some internet speed boosters, or if you don't want to pay, you can find free internet speed boosters.

2.Open the Start Menu Run input.

3.You can use Windows Optimizer, Master Lu's one-click optimization and one-click cleanup.