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Greetings Supportforums,

Windows takes 20% of your total bandwidth,So how to remove it and use the full network speed?.It's quite simple , Just follow the tutorial.This method works on all kind of windows versions, XP,VISTA and Seven .Doesn't matter even if it's a black edition .Windos seven users need to follow a smaller step,I've added it below

Step 1:-

Go to Run command and type in the following words "gpedit.msc" and click on ok.Windows seven users
Hold the Windows Button + R key and then type gpedit.msc it in.


Step 2:-

you should get something like this,


Step 3:-

Once you got this window,do this on the left side,

Administrative templates-->Network-->and click on Qos Packet sheduler.
Now you should have something like this


Step 4:-

On the right hand side,

Double click on "Limit Reservable Bandwidth" a window must appear.Tick the enable option and set the value to 0.That's it,you're done.


Disclaimer:- Please do note that this won't bring a major change in downloading speed , but you can find the difference to some extent and surfing speed increases a lot.

Frequently Asked Questions:-

1. "gpedit.msc" didn't bring up anything , what's the problem ?

Ans:- Read this post , http://www.supportforums.net/showthread....#pid259938.

Awesome! Thanks for the tut, it made a big difference on my end.

It was at Zero for me already, thanks though.

A zero for me too, thanks anyways,

It justs shows to be zero till you tick the check box . It's tricky lol

Windows cannot find "gpedit.msc"

Well thats a dissapointment.

While I've never had problems with my surfing speed, after doing this I noticed a fair spike in my download speed which for me is quite handy. Thanks for this.

Number of packets:65535

i have to make it 0?

(12-26-2011, 05:35 PM)Unify Wrote: [ -> ]Number of packets:65535

i have to make it 0?

Read the tutorial once again lol . I think I never specified anything about editing the Number of packets.

Ahhh, thanks for this helped me a lot