Disabling QoS Bandwidth Thief

[ColdSteel]

http://support.earthlink.net/mu/1/psc/img/walkthroughs/windows_XP/6800.psc.html

If you haven't disabled QoS then you should. Microsoft has 20% default setup in Windows XP. Uninstalling QoS doesn't stop it. The default settings remain. You must disabled it or change it to use 0%. This should help online gameplaying for fellow ToJ'rs., C.S.

 

[Exo-Slayer]

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q316666

Microsoft Claims it does not take any bandwith, this is a rumor I tried it and see little to not difference.

 

[ColdSteel]

Maybe if someone would set the QoS packet % up to about 80% and see if that changes your connection. If it does then the 20% might be affecting it too. With dial up I need all the help I can get. incorrect or not.CS.
ps. Microsoft claims alot. Windows 95 - ME comes to mind. lol

 

[amusedtoe]

I typed that in the run window, and it didn't work.

 

[ColdSteel]

Go To Start - connect to - right click on your internet ISP and choose preferences.
Now go to the Networking Tab and see if QoS Packet Scheduler is listed under This Connectionuses the following items: . If it is the gpedit.msc should work if you are running windows xp. If QoS is not listed then try to install it then try the gpedit.msc . If you need help installing QoS go to start-Help and type in QoS packet and it will give you the install instructions.CS.