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Disable Tools Menu Internet Explorer

By admin, October 29, 2008 12:31 am

There are so many programs to modify their TCP / IP. The truth is that changing the MTU or time to live (TTL) settings will only do so much. Windows XP is set up for broadband connections so there's really much to do .. Regular use most often, installing and updating software your computer will slow down your computer. In this tutorial we will show maintaining a team with the best performance for broadband usage.

Step 1: Increase the DNS cache

When connected to the Internet, the rel = "nofollow" href = "http://www.whatever.com"> http://www.whatever.com translates into a number that looks like 192.222.12.4. These translations are stored in your DNS cache. With the web address translation cache computer does not have to search the web, both as this information will speed up your Internet surfing. This small example of how increasing your cache DNS for Windows XP.

Go to Start Menu and select Run. In the Run dialog, type regedit and click OK. Once in the registry editor go to the Path following:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetServices

DnscacheParameters. D Add the following words and values:

"CacheHashTableBucketSize" dword: 00000001 "

"CacheHashTableSize" dword: 00000180 "

"MaxCacheEntryTtlLimit" dword: 0000fa00 "

"MaxSOACacheEntryTtlLimit" dword: 0000012d "

Once complete, close the registry editor and restart the computer. That's all.

Step 2: Increase the number of connections allowed TCP / IP.
Microsoft decided to release Service Pack 2 for Windows XP as an upgrade Important safety. With all the bad press they have been receiving from the security issues of Windows XP that was not a bad idea. One of the things Microsoft has decided to was to limit the number of TCP / IP allows the time to ten. We show how to manually change the connection limit in Windows XP, but we will visit another time and give you a direct link to the utility that does it all for you. Remember that this is only for Windows XP Service Pack 2.

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Step 3: Update Your Network Card Drivers.

It's always good to keep windows to date. For drivers it is better to go with what works. Try updating the driver for better performance. If not working as well just turn back the driver. How does that happen? In Windows XP has the ability to reverse the drivers of demand in a previous work. To access the previous driver feature just right-click My Computer and go to properties. In the properties go to Hardware tab and click Device Manager button. Click the piece of hardware you want to roll back the driver and go to properties. Click the Driver tab and click the button to roll back the driver .. A wizard will appear and only you have to follow the wizard and be established.

Step 4: Maintain an orderly ship.

The less the team has to keep track less time needed to browse the network or the Internet. Windows already takes steps to clean things up for you, but this can not be to the extent that you would like. Here are some steps to take to clean your computer to the network or Internet surfing will operate smoothly.

First make sure that only runs what you need. If you go into My Computer and click My Network Places. In My Network Places, click View Network Connections. Click on a local area connection and go to properties. In the properties you will see the network components you have installed. The components that remain is the client for Microsoft Networks, File and Printer Sharing, and Internet protocol (TCP / IP). I would recommend checking with your Internet service provider and see what is really needed to connect to the Internet. To remove those who do not want only to eliminate the check marks and click OK.

Secondly, it is always good to clear the temporary Internet files. You can do this by entering the Internet Explorer. In Internet Explorer, go to Tools menu and Internet Options. Once in click Internet Options delete files button. If you have a lots of files to delete the computer to act as if frozen a bit, but once done just click OK and exit Internet Explorer.

Finally but not least, is good to clear your DNS cache occasionally. I know we showed you earlier how to expand the size of DNS cache so why want to delete this? If there are entries in the DNS cache that your computer uses is not taking the time to look through things that are not necessary for the required entries. To remove the DNS to be in the Start menu and then a nun. In the run command type "cmd" and click OK. This will open a DOS prompt. At the command DOS in "ipconfig / flushdns" and press ENTER. That's all.

Step 5: Clean your Hard Drive and Defrayment.

When you makes a request for a file on the network or the Internet from your computer has to write the file to your hard drive. If you have a slower hard drive preformed network performance will suffer. The best way to keep your hard drive as the disc is clean and hard defrayment regularity. Here's how. Go to my computer. Click the C: drive and select Properties. At the click Properties on the Tools tab. Click the Defragment button. To clean the hard drive, go to the Start menu and in the accessories folder under the program is the System Tools. In the System Tools, click Disk Cleanup.

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