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Message: <blockquote data-quote="-Nipuna1989-" data-source="post: 5816297" data-attributes="member: 236720"><img src="http://bp0.blogger.com/_dVltnuqoVRc/SBvE3N7j_4I/AAAAAAAAAL4/cZe_Qpny6AM/s320/net%2Bcables.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Above 90% computers all over the world run Windows... and hence another computer trick.FACTBut do you know that about 20% of your internet bandwidth is reserved by Microsoft.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Uses of Reserved Bandwidth** Windows Automatic Updates rely on this reserved bandwidth.** Fast loading Microsoft Websites** Sending Error Reports** Online Help support in Microsoft Office---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------But this can be recovered back...---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The Remedy** Start >> Run** Type gpedit.msc** This opens the Policy Editor** Now, Local Computer Policy >> Computer Configuration** Then, Administrative Templates >> Network** Now, click on QOS Packet Scheduler** Now, on Right hand side** Double Click Limit reservable bandwidth** Now in Setting Tab********************* NOTE **********************It says : Not ConfiguredReality : The Explain Tab says "By default, the Packet Scheduler limits the system to 20 percent of the bandwidth of a connection"***************************************************** So, on Setting Tab select Enabled** Now, change Bandwidth limit (%) to 0 (Zero)********************** NOTE ********************Misconcept : This don't means that you won't be able to communicate with Microsoft or any its services !!!Actually : This reserved Bandwidth is only to accelerate Microsoft internet connections more than other connections !!!****************************************************</blockquote>

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