One way to increase internet access is set / or optimize the configuration settings in the Windows Operating System such as. Although they can vary because of internet access is also influenced by many factors, such as software, hardware, busy traffic on the network and use the other.

For Windos Operating System, we can adjust some settings in the registry or use some of the optimization software is available. Here are some that can be done to improve / optimize Internet access.

1. TCP Optimizer

This free program provides facilities for mengoptimalisasi Internet connection that we use. Before making changes to the software, the first backup to its registry, through the File menu> Current backup settings, so that if later there is a problem, we can restore the settings to the beginning, although there is also the Windows Restore Default Settings, to restore the windows default settings .

How easy it is in the part / General Settings tab and the Advanced Settings option is Optimal Settings (below) that can be activated. This program also provides advanced features for those who want to / can engedit windows registry with Internet connection. But to take advantage of this feature, it is necessary to read a lot of documentation, forums and website in the explanation.

Download TCP Optimizer (596 KB) more information on speedguide.net

2. TCP-Z

SSome of Windows, its default (default) only allow 10 connections per second, so that this can cause the connection to be slow, especially if we use a lot of applications that connect to the Internet via P2P download, etc.. The settings are stored in the file system tcpip.sys.

With this software we can change the number of connections with this easy. Settings can be done only in computer memory, so it does not need to restart the computer and immediately visible results. dan tidak akan merusak atau mengubah file windows.

This software also provides features to make the patch (to replace or change the file tcpip.sys), and install the driver so that this setting can be permanent (not depending on the need to run this program).

How do I use?

Once downloaded, open the zip file and run file TCPZ.exe (TCPZ64.exe or if the windows are windows that are used 64-bit). There are several tabs there, such as the following

* Tab TCP that provides information and graphics file tcpip.sys many connections and speed of download / upload.
* Patch tab, see the Patch Memory shows that Old and New Value value. We can set the New Value with friction slidebar disampingnya and click Apply. To see the results, use for browsing, downloading or other TCP tab and see before.

TCP-Z also allows the file to its direct or install TCP-Z Virtual Device Driver. Complete documentation can be read

Download and more information on http://deepxw.blogspot.com/ (543 KB)

3. Auto Update feature death

In the windows operating system, the default settings (the default) is set so that the windows always undertake update when connected to the internet, and if there will be updates to download directly without confirmation. So that we know without the Internet bandwidth is often used while we do not realize it.

We can turn off this feature and if you want to do in the process can update manually or re-activate in the future. Turning off the auto update feature:

1. Right-click My Computer> Properties (or select Start menu> Run and type sysdm.cpl and press ENTER)
2. Select the Automatic Updates tab
3. Select Turn off Automatic Updates

4. Scan your computer from spyware & Malware

If your computer is infected with malware (trojan, worm, virus) and spyware, it can cause connection or slow internet access, not only the performance of the computer. Can scan for spyware using Spybot Search and Destroy, Spyware Terminator and other.

5. Other software

There are other software that includes tools to optimize the facilities or access the Internet or network settings, and we do not need to directly open or edit the registry. For example, Advanced SystemCare (with Firefox Optimizernya TCP), TuneUp Utilities (with TuneUp System Optimizer-it) and other.
source:http://nafasku.com/tips-trik-meningkatkan-mengoptimasi-kecepatan-internet.html

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One area I’ve always felt was lacking in past Windows versions was the ability to undo changes that were made to the operating system. If you make a lot of changes, as I do, eventually your system will head south with little hope of recovery other than a full reformat and reinstall. I’m told that Windows Me had the capability to roll itself back to previous configurations. Since my total working time with Windows Me was about ten minutes (long enough to initiate a reformat) I’ll proceed under the guise that system restore is a fine innovation for XP.

This is the opening screen for System Restore, accessible by clicking [Start] [All Programs] [Accessories] [System Tools] [System Restore]. Choose from the bulleted options on the right whether you want to restore your computer to an earlier time or create a new restore point for future use.

If you have chosen to restore to a previously established restore point the screen above will open. The calendar on the left will have dates in bold. Selecting a day will show the restore points available for that date in the breakout to the right of the calendar. Select the restore point you want and click [Next].

Last chance (not really) before you start the restore process. I say not really because one of the excellent features of System Restore is the ability to undo any restore performed. The [Help and Support] option available from the [Start] menu is an excellent source of more information on the different types of restore points available. Search under “System Restore”.

When you choose to establish a new restore point rather than go back to a previous restore point the screen above will open. Simply type in a name for the restore point in the data entry box. Be descriptive in your naming to make it easier when you come back to do a restore. Click [Create] and the process will begin.

The opening screen for System Restore contains a link called [System Restore Settings]. Clicking it will open the System Properties page which is accessible from many different locations and via many methods. The property page allows you to disable System Restore on any or all drives with the one caveat that it must be enabled on C:\ if any of the other drives are enabled. Click [Settings] to open the page shown below.

The Settings Property Sheet allows you to select the percentage of the drive space allocated to restore points. The default setting is 12% of total drive size, but this can be increased or decreased depending on the number of restore points you want to have available.

source: http://www.theeldergeek.com/system_restore.htm

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