Vista cracks the number of TCP/IP threads to BT, eDonkey speedup

Windows vista cracks the number of TCP/IP threads to BT, and speeds up the electricity. This problem is the most problem that the team at Vista (www.vista123.com) receives. To solve this problem, first download a patch: Br>

Patch Download:

How to replace:

Enter two commands:

1. takeown /fc:\\windows\\system32\\drivers\\tcpip.sys

2. cacls c:\\windows\\system32\\drivers\\tcpip.sys /G "username":F

username is the account you are registering

3. Disable Tcpip-autotuning function:

netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=disable

If it is x64, since vista should be signed driver, you have to add:

bcdedit .exe -set loadoptions DDISABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS

Then put the downloaded patch into C:\\windows\\system32\\drivers (note the difference between X64 and X86), enter the system as a manager and you can completely control... The original one is fine. If not, you can open to F8 "Safe Mode" and replace the overlay.

Then modify the registry to tcpip.sys connection number manually crack

Run the registry, navigate to

[HKEY_LOCALL_MACHINE\\SYSTEM\\CurrentControlSet\\Services\\Tcpip\\Parameters],

Right-click in the blank space on the right, select "New→DWORD Value" from the pop-up menu, and create a new DWORD value named "TcpNumConnections" (without quotes, ie the upper limit of the connection) and modify its key value. It is 500 (decimal).

Restart your computer and your TCP connection limit has been changed to 500. If you need a larger number of connections, please change the value yourself.
Windows Vista has made great progress in ease of use. Compared to the old version of Windows, Vista has significant "personalized" progress on the control tray icon.

Many friends often ask the following questions in the forum:

1. How do the icons of the network connection in my Vista taskbar tray (notification area) disappear?

2. How to display the sound control icon in the tray area (notification area) in the lower right corner of the Vista taskbar?

3. Why is the date of the notification area in the lower right corner of my Vista missing? Can I adjust it?

Very simple questions In fact, right click on your Windows Vista taskbar, click [Properties] - [Notification Area] to adjust.