Speed Up Internet Access on Windows

This article provides a clear overview of Speed Up Internet Access on Windows, with the main facts, useful context, and practical details organized for easy reading.

Step 1 : Open the Run dialog box by pressing Windows + R key combination or click Start -> Run (in Windows XP), Start -> type Run in the Search Programs and Files box (in Windows 7) and press Enter. Then enter the gpedit. msc command in the Open section of Run and click OK .

Step 2 : Local Group Policy Editor window appears, go to the Administrative Templates folder in the Computer Configuration section to find the Network section, and then click QoS Packet Scheduler . At the QoS Packet Scheduler window on the right side of the screen double click the Limit Reservable Bandwidth line.

Step 3 : In the Limit Reservable Bandwidth window you may notice that this mode is set to NotConfigured but you can still set the parameters by selecting Enable . Next in the Options section, select Bandwidth limit (%) and enter the value 0. Click OK to save the setting.

Step 4 : Restart the computer so that the changed values are set. Now your computer is considered to have completely booted 100% of its inherent bandwidth already.