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Note. This only effects LAN traffic and not Internet access speeds. Also, in order for this to work, QoS Packet Scheduler must be supported on both sides of the connection.
QoS (Quality of Service) is really only for slower internet connections (think dial-up!). It essentially tries to decide which "packets" of data are more important and "schedules" them based on their priority. The data t...
Try this: This tweak applies only to Windows XP Professional. It seems Microsoft reserves 20% of your bandwidth for use by the QOS (Quality Of Service) Scheduler, which is intended to reserve bandwidth for important applications, a rather...
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