How can I make my internet faster?

Pro version of Windows

XP retains 20% of the bandwidth by default, which is actually of little use to us individual users. In particular, it is better to make the most of it if it is idle.

Enter in Start Run to open Group Policyr. Find "Computer Configuration Management Template Network QoS Packet Scheduler", select "Limit Retained Bandwidth" on the right, select "Properties" to open the "Limit Retained Bandwidth Properties dialog box", select "Enable", and change the original "20" to "0", so that the reserved bandwidth is released.

If conditions allow. You can consider switching to broadband.

Reasons for slow network.

There are many possibilities for slowness.

1.The operator didn't give you 2MB completely.

For example, it only gives you 1MB

2.Problems with your network cable.

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3.Wire and server issues in telecommunications.

4.Your computer's CPU processing can be bottom.

Resulting in slow speeds.

5.Your computer's IE cache is either poisoned.

What does it mean to be super slow? Do you have an internet speed test? If the internet speed test result is not normal, report the fault and let customer service help you solve it.

8-9k is of course slow, where did you come from? The network speed test should be provided by the operator to your speed test**on**, if not provided, go to the sky or Huajun**, etc.**, find Tietong server** software to try. Don't just use Thunderbolt, try a few more ** methods, it should be more accurate.

The 2M bandwidth should be around 200k.

There are a few ways to make your internet faster:

1. Modify the network settings.

Use a fixed IP address and set up a better DNS to improve the network speed.

2. Replace the router.

The processing power of the router and the bandwidth of the ports it supports are also an important factor in the speed of the network. Try to buy a router in one step, choose a full gigabit mid-to-high-end router, so that not only the network speed will go up, but the signal coverage will also be improved.

3. Replace the network card.

The network card of the computer will also affect the network speed, if the broadband is 1000M, but the computer hardware is relatively old, the network card may not reach the gigabit rate. In addition, the performance of low-end motherboard network cards is limited, and if the game requires high latency, you can consider adding a PCI network card.

4. Increase bandwidth.

The maximum speed is per second for 100m broadband, 25m for 200m, 500m for 125m per second, higher bandwidth means faster speed.

5. Change operators.

Although China Telecom Mobile Unicom has broadband services, China Telecom and China Unicom are in the first echelon of broadband, while China Mobile is the second echelon, and its predecessor is from Tietong. In fact, in the early days, China Telecom monopolized broadband services, and all broadband resources were allocated to China Telecom after the separation of posts and telecommunications.

For security and stability, the Windows XP system retains 20% of the system bandwidth. 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?

System optimization tips teach you how to do this:

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 more traffic 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 the Windows XP system to fully exploit the 20% bandwidth potential will maximize the Internet speed.

Here's how to change this setting on WindowsXP:

1.Click Start Run, type: , and click the OK button, you can see the Group Policy window in Figure 1.

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 Retained Bandwidth Properties window as shown in Figure 2.

3.In the Settings tab we can see that the default value of the "Bandwidth Limit" of the Windows XP system 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.

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