How to limit the network speed by setting the Win8 NIC speed?

  

If there are multiple hosts in a LAN, then if one of them downloads something, it will affect the speed of other computers. At this time, you need to limit the network download speed. There are many ways to limit the speed of Win8. At this time, unless we set the limit network speed through router settings or third-party software, in fact, we can also use the network adapter network card settings to achieve the network speed limit, the following small series for everyone to introduce how to set the Win8 network card rate to limit the network speed?

Operation steps:

1. First use the key combination “Win+X” to bring up the shortcut menu, then select the “Device Manager” option (as shown below); br>

2, open the device Manager expand the & ldquo; network adapter & rdquo; option, we determine a good card in the Internet used;

3, the selected work after the name of the NIC, right-click menu and select & ldquo; properties & rdquo; option;

4, select & ldquo in the properties of the interface tab; Superior & rdquo; option card, then in the following familiar bar to find & ldquo ;Speed&duplex” (The name of each NIC adjustment rate is different. If you can't find this option, we can click on each option. When the value of the location appears, "Auto Negotiation" is correct.) , then its value is changed to & ldquo; 10 Mbps Full Duplex & rdquo; (10M is downloaded from when the maximum speed of 1MB) and then click OK to;

related to the network adapter card Auto Negotiation value Once set, you can Song for network speed limits, so no other software can easily achieve network restrictions, of course, the user can perform the operation speed limit is set according to personal habits and the actual situation.

The above is the Win8 system NIC speed limit network speed technique introduced by Xiaobian for everyone. I don't know how to set the Win8 system NIC speed limit network speed. You can follow the above steps.

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