How To Speed Up Any Internet Connection On Windows 10 (really easy)
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Date: 2020-05-10
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Frank
Ring your IPS and ask them, as to why your nets so crap, is the only real way to see if that it's your line that your on, internet connection are fakers, when that your only going to get as much as the line and isp is going to give, as that most are not 100% broadband or G3 that are mainly double up's on copper lines, as of phone lines, and that most real 100% broadband is paid for through the ass. Broad band is a fancy name that is given to fool people, into thinking that the telecomunications trunk of cabling is a internet super highway when its still the same phone lines of copper cable from the 70's,, it's all jargon that tech and IT idiots use to fool people into the self importance of their own ego's. And that something the likes of computer sellers and magazine moguls pushed so as to sell the whole idea of the technology since the 80's,, as like the Orwellian dictate of 1984, all done to fool people out of cash,, and the less bandwidth they can give to get more cash is money in their pocket....ring your isp, is the only way to find out what your supposed to be getting ,, then ring someone else that is an isp,provider,, if possible.get to see if that there is a real difference in either cash per bandwidth and or speed,, but mainly you should go to the owners of the cable/line that is mainly rented to other companies that get their lines as a bulk amount of bandwidth to then cup up to serve out per how many they have as customers to that of how much they have available to what they bought or buy from the main supply. That can bottle neck speeds.
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Ring your IPS and ask them, as to why your nets so crap, is the only real way to see if that it's your line that your on, internet connection are fakers, when that your only going to get as much as the line and isp is going to give, as that most are not 100% broadband or G3 that are mainly double up's on copper lines, as of phone lines, and that most real 100% broadband is paid for through the ass. Broad band is a fancy name that is given to fool people, into thinking that the telecomunications trunk of cabling is a internet super highway when its still the same phone lines of copper cable from the 70's,, it's all jargon that tech and IT idiots use to fool people into the self importance of their own ego's. And that something the likes of computer sellers and magazine moguls pushed so as to sell the whole idea of the technology since the 80's,, as like the Orwellian dictate of 1984, all done to fool people out of cash,, and the less bandwidth they can give to get more cash is money in their pocket....ring your isp, is the only way to find out what your supposed to be getting ,, then ring someone else that is an isp,provider,, if possible.get to see if that there is a real difference in either cash per bandwidth and or speed,, but mainly you should go to the owners of the cable/line that is mainly rented to other companies that get their lines as a bulk amount of bandwidth to then cup up to serve out per how many they have as customers to that of how much they have available to what they bought or buy from the main supply. That can bottle neck speeds.
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Soulsphere001
1. I don't understand how enabling a bandwidth limiter but not using it can increase your Internet speed. I'm not bothering with that because it doesn't make sense, unless someone can explain it and provide some evidence that it actually does something. 2. I suppose limiting packets that haven't been sent might be a good idea, so your system isn't hogging packets for no reason, but does that really make your connection faster? How? And why use the maximum limit (which seems to defeat the purpose of limiting it at all)?
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1. I don't understand how enabling a bandwidth limiter but not using it can increase your Internet speed. I'm not bothering with that because it doesn't make sense, unless someone can explain it and provide some evidence that it actually does something. 2. I suppose limiting packets that haven't been sent might be a good idea, so your system isn't hogging packets for no reason, but does that really make your connection faster? How? And why use the maximum limit (which seems to defeat the purpose of limiting it at all)?
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Omar
ALERT! guys don't listen to his method when you actually disable Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6) and you add a DNS server in your Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) you actually allow this site in your LAN (LocalAreaNetwork) through Wifi this means everytime you are online they can use such a program to control your PC NOTE: believe it or not, this is your own choice if you don't believe me try his method at your own Risk
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ALERT! guys don't listen to his method when you actually disable Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6) and you add a DNS server in your Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) you actually allow this site in your LAN (LocalAreaNetwork) through Wifi this means everytime you are online they can use such a program to control your PC NOTE: believe it or not, this is your own choice if you don't believe me try his method at your own Risk
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SomeoneCool2
Super annoying video, the irritating music, if you call it that, the speech is absolutely not from an English born person, like Wideo and how you say Apply??? My goodness. Then I ask why should we all connect to a DNS that is on the other side of the planet??? Ever heard of relocating yourself closer to a faster internet connection? That's called moving!!! Save a lot.... Better to geek something else, eh I mean tweek!
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Super annoying video, the irritating music, if you call it that, the speech is absolutely not from an English born person, like Wideo and how you say Apply??? My goodness. Then I ask why should we all connect to a DNS that is on the other side of the planet??? Ever heard of relocating yourself closer to a faster internet connection? That's called moving!!! Save a lot.... Better to geek something else, eh I mean tweek!
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Todd
I have heard a number of tutorials on how to correct a problem or download a program but this was one of the most difficult ever. How can any body understand what he's talking about when he talks so fast and has an accent that is impossible to understand? His mouse is going all over the page and its like he's trying to be johnny speed racer!. What's the rush? Go slow, speak slowly and do a proper tutorial.
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I have heard a number of tutorials on how to correct a problem or download a program but this was one of the most difficult ever. How can any body understand what he's talking about when he talks so fast and has an accent that is impossible to understand? His mouse is going all over the page and its like he's trying to be johnny speed racer!. What's the rush? Go slow, speak slowly and do a proper tutorial.
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Chief
I reset my back to stander DNS server setting 4 and 6 TCP I got a better rate of download and upload, very odd? DNC 6tpc was disabled test was low, but enable it was a bit higher, using 4 DNS TCP not that great got lower scale? I have no clue why it happens using wifi connection, I have two internet service paying for in case one fail (blackout to say)
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I reset my back to stander DNS server setting 4 and 6 TCP I got a better rate of download and upload, very odd? DNC 6tpc was disabled test was low, but enable it was a bit higher, using 4 DNS TCP not that great got lower scale? I have no clue why it happens using wifi connection, I have two internet service paying for in case one fail (blackout to say)
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Lee
didn't really do much. went from 92 mbps to 94 mbps on a 1 1/2 yr old laptop I7 8th gen Dell that should be getting 700 mbps download 900 up. nope 94 down 50 up. Don't have any idea why :( She did have some malware installed and I've removed those but I suspect one of the driver update programs (malware) installed may have messed up her network adapter
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didn't really do much. went from 92 mbps to 94 mbps on a 1 1/2 yr old laptop I7 8th gen Dell that should be getting 700 mbps download 900 up. nope 94 down 50 up. Don't have any idea why :( She did have some malware installed and I've removed those but I suspect one of the driver update programs (malware) installed may have messed up her network adapter
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qwertyuiop
lol didnt even worked i have 12 ping and 245 mbps and 68 upload and after i tried it went l this 4 ping and 24 mbps and 12 upload tried again with another and this time: 3 ping and 31 mbps and 4 upload R U KIDDIN ME and i tried again with another on: 5 ping and 12 mbps and 6 upload so makes the dns im using now is much better
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lol didnt even worked i have 12 ping and 245 mbps and 68 upload and after i tried it went l this 4 ping and 24 mbps and 12 upload tried again with another and this time: 3 ping and 31 mbps and 4 upload R U KIDDIN ME and i tried again with another on: 5 ping and 12 mbps and 6 upload so makes the dns im using now is much better
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Tariq
What changing the DNS has anything to do with speed? and BTW the 'gpedit.msc' command only works in the Pro edition and it's not working for the Home edition of Windows. You have to install the group policy manually so 'gpedit.msc' command works. Thanks.
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What changing the DNS has anything to do with speed? and BTW the 'gpedit.msc' command only works in the Pro edition and it's not working for the Home edition of Windows. You have to install the group policy manually so 'gpedit.msc' command works. Thanks.
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Paul
myth: using google's dns server will make everyones internet faster. truth: using the closest dns server to your local machine will make loading web pages variably faster procedure: install the program called namebench from the google archives webpage
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myth: using google's dns server will make everyones internet faster. truth: using the closest dns server to your local machine will make loading web pages variably faster procedure: install the program called namebench from the google archives webpage
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