Vista system under BT and thunder download Slow solution 1th/2 page _vista

News of the recent Windows Vista SP1 and Windows XP SP3 is spreading, I believe many netizens have heard. It's not clear whether Chen Yongzheng's exit is directly related to Vista's lack of outreach. But according to the evolution of Windows 2000 to Windows XP, the market share of Windows Vista will grow well as the machine is now configured to become more and more expensive. And the Thunderbolt as our most popular download tool, its in Vista how to do a better job? Is it guaranteed to be as fast and secure as Windows XP? What are the skills of living under the new system? Mastering these will help us migrate to the new operating system platform.
One, let the network card travel light

Windows Vista defaults to a lot of bundles of protocols on "Local Area Connection", giving it an unnecessary burden. In fact, according to the network principle, the less the bundle of protocols on the NIC, the easier it is to "travel light", the speed of the Thunder download will naturally be much faster.

Open the Windows Vista Control Panel, double-click Network and Sharing Center, right-click Manage network connections on the left side of the open window, right-click Local Area Connection in open windows, select Properties, and then cancel the corresponding protocol in the open window (Figure 1). In general, QoS Packet Scheduler and Internet Protocol version 6 (TCP/IPV6) can be canceled. If you are only on the Internet without accessing a special network, you can also remove the link Layer Topology Discovery Mapper I/O driver and the Link-layer topology Discovery responder. If you are not sharing files on your local area network, you can remove the Microsoft Network client and Microsoft Network file and printer sharing. But in order to surf the internet, now "Internet Protocol version 4 (TCP/IPV4)" must not be removed.

Figure 1

Second, crack half open connection number

Microsoft's release of Windows XP SP2 increased TCP's simultaneous connection attempts and set it to a small value of 10, when the system's TCP connection attempts to exceed this value, the system will reject the connection because of security factors. This problem also exists in Windows Vista, but the Thunderbolt has not developed such a cracking feature (Vista is still not very popular). But we can use the third party software to crack, so that the Thunderbolt multi-pronged, all the way to the hurricane.

Now, just from Http://download.softpedia.com/dl/029858726e0e97438cd4de4ecfd32ccf/469cab1c/100072536/software/tweak/vistapatch.zip.
Download this tool. Then extract the files into a temporary folder and then, depending on your platform, double click on the Patch32.bat (32-bit Vista platform) or Patch64.bat (64-bit Vista platform), and then press the Y key to confirm it (Figure 2). When finished, the window shown in Figure 3 prompts us to restart Windows Vista. Using this tool, you can turn off user Account Control and break the number of TCP/IP Half-open connections, with a maximum value of 70000, enough for us to download.


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Small Tips

If you are using Windows XP, in the Thunderbolt 5 select "Tools" → "XP system optimization Tool", and set the appropriate number of connections in the open window, and then click the "Modify the number of Connections" button, set it a large value, and then restart the computer.

　　Third, enjoy Vista the automatic adjustment function

In Windows Vista, Microsoft introduced a new feature named "Auto Tuning" for TCP/IP, theoretically, "auto tuning" can be adjusted and optimized according to the network application, thus increasing the network transmission rate. But most of the time, it does not work as expected, especially if the NIC uses a third-party driver, it can even significantly reduce the network connection rate. But, luckily, we can do it by hand.

First, with the administrator login system, and then press win+r, enter CMD to start the Command Line window, and then enter at the command line:

netsh int tcp set global Autotuninglevel=normal

When the operation completes, return to the word "OK" (Figure 4), reboot the system.

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