Increase bandwidth in windows xp pro  

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In windows xp 20% of connection bandwidth is reserved, this is reserved by QOS(Quality of service) scheduler . So you can increase your bandwidth by up to 20%, if you disable this reserved system bandwidth.

How to do that ?

  • Open run prompt (windows key+ r)

  • Now type gpedit.msc and the group policy editor window will appear.

  • Then expand the directory to the following setting
Local Computer Policy ---->Computer Configuration ---->Administrative Templates --->Network ---->QOS Packet Scheduler

  • Now you can choose either of the view standard or extended (it provides explanation of the property you select)

  • Now right click on Limit Reservable Bandwidth and choose properties (as shown in following figure)
























  • Now select enabled radio button and set bandwidth limit to 0% and press ok.
That's it, this setting removes reserved bandwidth.

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