windows xp操作系统加快网络连接速度大法（Windows XP operating system speeds up network connection speed）.doc

windows xp操作系统加快网络连接速度大法（Windows XP operating system speeds up network connection speed） Windows XP operating system speeds up network connection speed Quality of Service (QoS) is a network connection program specifically for Windows XP professional users. When installing Windows XP, the system defaults to calling the program. For individual users or campus network users, this program has little practical significance and will also occupy network bandwidth, so it is best to prohibit the system from invoking the program. To completely disable the QoS program and release the network bandwidth occupied by the program, we need to do the following: Click the start menu, select run, enter Gpedit.msc in the dialog box, and click the OK button to open the group policy. Find the computer configuration and management, network template to QoS packet scheduler directory and click in the tree on the left side of the window, in the right to find and double-click may retain the bandwidth limit tab (see photo), in the may retain the bandwidth limit properties dialog box, select enabled , and in bandwidth box to adjust the number 0 , and finally click [OK] button and exit the group policy editor. The modifications to this setting need not be restarted by the system. The users in the network connection properties dialog box in the General Properties tab to see QoS packet scheduler, if not the entry, modify that did not succeed, QoS still occupy 20% of the bandwidth. Tip: if you have bandwidth restrictions on the network adapter in the registry, the settings will be ignored. Modify the Windows registry and system files for broadband acceleration With the development of network technology, the access speed of Internet is faster and faster. From the original 56K cat to the 10M/100M high-speed optical fiber, there are many ways to access. As the end of the Internet, the Windows operating system to support different access devices, to adapt to different network environments, in the progra