Several ways to disable Peer-to-peer download tools

Method one, by modifying the Group Policy Editor to disable the Peer-to-peer download tool, how to open Group Policy is to hold down the "Win+r" key to open the Run window, then enter "Gpeidit.msc" on the Run input box, and then press ENTER to open Group Policy. As shown in the figure:

1, and then in the Open Group Policy Editor, click the User Configuration-Admin template-system, and then on the Group Policy find don't run the specified Windows application double click this option. As shown in the figure:

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2, in the "Do not run the specified Windows application" set to "enabled" after checking the enabled method and then continue clicking on the "Show" button, as shown in the figure:

3, then pop-up "Display content" window on the need to disable the process program, such as you need to disable the Thunderbolt program, in the above input Thunder.exe process name. Of course, if you need to disable the QQ process, add "Qq.exe" can be. As shown in the figure:

Method Two, of course, we can use the Group Policy Editor to disable the Peer-to-peer download tool, so it will not drag down the speed of the network. Of course, you can also enter the router, in the router to set up to disable Peer-to-peer download tool. To limit the current only some of the more professional routers have this feature settings, if your router also has this function. You can do this by doing the following:

1, open the browser in the Address bar input gateway address is generally "192.168.1.1", and enter the correct account password successfully logged in.

2, in the router to the left of the firewall or security settings, some routers have intranet settings or within the settings, where some port to block.