how to increase your ner speed
@santoshpuppala (3)
India
July 31, 2011 8:22am CST
1. click on start and then
2. click on run
3. in run type cmd and press enter key
4. then command prompt will appear on the screen
5. there you type "ipconfig" [with out qotes] and press enter. your IP address details will be displayed on the screen
6. note the DNS server IP address
THEN TYPE THE FOLLOWING COMMAND IN CMD
ping DNS serverIP address -t and hit enter
example: ping 122.456.24.10 -t
7. minimize the pinging window and open your browser
2 responses
@la_chique (1498)
•
31 Jul 11
This does not speed up your net speed at all. All the command does is constantly pings your server, which actually will slow down your server speed because you are constantly sending ping requests to it.
@santoshpuppala (3)
• India
31 Jul 11
but it makes your browser to transfer data to the server fastly.
@syekimubin (64)
• India
4 Aug 11
hi santosh
yes this will not increase you net speed.it will help you if you are frequently getting disconnected form you net then. this will make it..less and if any of them really want to increase your net speed then you have to edit you gpedit.msc that is group policy edit and in that you will see on tag call Qos schedule that is Quality of Service and limit will be 20% if you want you have to change it to 0% and save.
and there are some other tools available to increase you net speed line DPA(download Speed accelarator) IDM etc.;
