As with previous Windows versions, it can be accessed from the Start Menu ( START > Run > type " Regedit" ). To edit the Registry, you need to use an editor, such as Regedit. If you'd rather make the changes yourself, or prefer to experiment with different values to fine-tune your connection, follow the directions for editing the Registry below. both those options will add all the parameters and set all the optimal values in the Registry automatically for you. If you don't feel comfortable editing it, please use our TCP Optimizer program, or the Windows 2000/XP registry patches from the Downloads section of the site. Here, you will find specific information on how to optimize the Windows 2000/XP Registry for Cable Modems, DSL, or any similar type of broadband Internet connection.Ĭustomizing the Windows Registry assumes some proficiency in tuning Windows configuration files. Regardless, both XP and 2000 are still configured with respect to Ethernet rather than high-speed Internet connections, where latency plays a major role in throughput.
Windows 2000 and XP are built on NT technology and both are generally better optimized for networking than Windows 9x and even NT4.
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Windows 2k/XP Registry Tweaks (updated: ) by Philip
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