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Network Throttling in Windows

by Bill on Dec.09, 2009, under Networking, Windows

With a little more reading, I ran across this in Microsoft’s Knowledgebase: The article is for Windows Vista, but it applies to Windows 7 as well. Basically, Microsoft throttles network trafffic to give better network performance to Multimedia apps…i.e. streaming video, etc. Read the article and then make the twek as you see fit. I set mine to 70 with no issues. Very noticable network performance changes.  No reboot needed, but with Windows, it never hurts! :-)

Before:

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After:

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