You can simply say that bandwidth measures your internet connection speed. In most of the cases your internet connection speed is controlled by Internet Service Provider. But, with little changes in your Windows operating system you can increase your internet connection speed. It is very easy to increase your internet connection speed by changing some settings and services.
In Windows, Windows reserves some amount of bandwidth for itself for Windows Update and many other similar things. But, its not a good idea to reserve bandwidth for Windows update when you are not updating your system or if you have disabled windows update. So this article is about disabling this reserved bandwidth and boosting your internet connection speed.
In Windows, Windows reserves some amount of bandwidth for itself for Windows Update and many other similar things. But, its not a good idea to reserve bandwidth for Windows update when you are not updating your system or if you have disabled windows update. So this article is about disabling this reserved bandwidth and boosting your internet connection speed.
Windows reserves some bandwidth for downloading important windows updates and many other stuff. To use the entire potential of your internet connection you need to disable reserved bandwidth in Windows. For doing this watch the video given below that explains how to disable reserved bandwidth in Windows. This will work on most of the Windows operating systems.
All you need to do is to watch the video tutorial given above that explains all the steps in details.
1. Press Windows + R
2. Then type gedit.msc and press enter
3. Now a Window will open up, In this windows you need to expand
Administrative Template>Network>Qos Packet Scheduler>Limit Resealable Bandwidth
4. Now change the setting from "enabled" to disabled" or enter 0% in the field of resealable bandwidth
We will use registry editor to do this
1.Press Win+R
2.Then type in regedit and hit enter
3. After that expand to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > Software > Policies > Microsoft > Windows > Psched
4. Now click on NonBestEffortLimit and change its value to 0 to use full bandwidth.
Congratulations now you have disabled reserved Bandwidth in your Windows PC.
If you are facing any problem regarding to this article, then you can ask in the comments given below. However if you are still getting confused then you can watch the video tutorial on How to disable reserved bandwidth.
All you need to do is to watch the video tutorial given above that explains all the steps in details.
Method 1 using gpedit.msc to modify Windows services
follow these steps:1. Press Windows + R
2. Then type gedit.msc and press enter
3. Now a Window will open up, In this windows you need to expand
Administrative Template>Network>Qos Packet Scheduler>Limit Resealable Bandwidth
4. Now change the setting from "enabled" to disabled" or enter 0% in the field of resealable bandwidth
Method 2: For Windows 7 Home Premium
Method 2 is typically for Windows 7 Home Premium user. If you are not running Windows 7 Home Premium Then you can simply follow the step 1, and if you are running Windows 7 Home premium then this article might be helpful for you.We will use registry editor to do this
1.Press Win+R
2.Then type in regedit and hit enter
3. After that expand to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > Software > Policies > Microsoft > Windows > Psched
4. Now click on NonBestEffortLimit and change its value to 0 to use full bandwidth.
Congratulations now you have disabled reserved Bandwidth in your Windows PC.
If you are facing any problem regarding to this article, then you can ask in the comments given below. However if you are still getting confused then you can watch the video tutorial on How to disable reserved bandwidth.
You can simply say that bandwidth measures your internet connection speed. In most of the cases your internet connection speed is controlled by Internet Service Provider. But, with little changes in your Windows operating system you can increase your internet connection speed. It is very easy to increase your internet connection speed by changing some settings and services.
In Windows, Windows reserves some amount of bandwidth for itself for Windows Update and many other similar things. But, its not a good idea to reserve bandwidth for Windows update when you are not updating your system or if you have disabled windows update. So this article is about disabling this reserved bandwidth and boosting your internet connection speed.
In Windows, Windows reserves some amount of bandwidth for itself for Windows Update and many other similar things. But, its not a good idea to reserve bandwidth for Windows update when you are not updating your system or if you have disabled windows update. So this article is about disabling this reserved bandwidth and boosting your internet connection speed.
Windows reserves some bandwidth for downloading important windows updates and many other stuff. To use the entire potential of your internet connection you need to disable reserved bandwidth in Windows. For doing this watch the video given below that explains how to disable reserved bandwidth in Windows. This will work on most of the Windows operating systems.
All you need to do is to watch the video tutorial given above that explains all the steps in details.
1. Press Windows + R
2. Then type gedit.msc and press enter
3. Now a Window will open up, In this windows you need to expand
Administrative Template>Network>Qos Packet Scheduler>Limit Resealable Bandwidth
4. Now change the setting from "enabled" to disabled" or enter 0% in the field of resealable bandwidth
We will use registry editor to do this
1.Press Win+R
2.Then type in regedit and hit enter
3. After that expand to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > Software > Policies > Microsoft > Windows > Psched
4. Now click on NonBestEffortLimit and change its value to 0 to use full bandwidth.
Congratulations now you have disabled reserved Bandwidth in your Windows PC.
If you are facing any problem regarding to this article, then you can ask in the comments given below. However if you are still getting confused then you can watch the video tutorial on How to disable reserved bandwidth.
All you need to do is to watch the video tutorial given above that explains all the steps in details.
Method 1 using gpedit.msc to modify Windows services
follow these steps:1. Press Windows + R
2. Then type gedit.msc and press enter
3. Now a Window will open up, In this windows you need to expand
Administrative Template>Network>Qos Packet Scheduler>Limit Resealable Bandwidth
4. Now change the setting from "enabled" to disabled" or enter 0% in the field of resealable bandwidth
Method 2: For Windows 7 Home Premium
Method 2 is typically for Windows 7 Home Premium user. If you are not running Windows 7 Home Premium Then you can simply follow the step 1, and if you are running Windows 7 Home premium then this article might be helpful for you.We will use registry editor to do this
1.Press Win+R
2.Then type in regedit and hit enter
3. After that expand to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > Software > Policies > Microsoft > Windows > Psched
4. Now click on NonBestEffortLimit and change its value to 0 to use full bandwidth.
Congratulations now you have disabled reserved Bandwidth in your Windows PC.
If you are facing any problem regarding to this article, then you can ask in the comments given below. However if you are still getting confused then you can watch the video tutorial on How to disable reserved bandwidth.
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