Many Vista users have experienced difficulties with slow Internet, and the cause is probably unsupported hardware or ISP itself. To counter this problem, you must optimize your Windows Vista for better compatibility and speed. I'll show you 6 ways to restore the connection:
Method # 1 - Turn off TCP Auto Tuning.
Vista is smart enough to automatically adjust the TCP maximum constant speed, but has also introduced advancedmuch overhead for some hardware is not supported for some time you must manually configure the TCP settings with SG TCP Optimzer off Vista TCP Auto Tuning.
Method # 2 - Installing Web Accelerator.
You can try Google Web Accelearator or other commercial Web accelerators, like Nitro or ONSPEED. Web Accelerator is actually a proxy server web site with compression. It will be a tunneling connection between your computer and the Web server, and compress each item send to you, it improves the speed of navigation.
Method # 3 - Use static IP.
This method does not improve the speed, but accelerates the time required for computers to connect to the router.
Method # 4 - Use OpenDSN.
Your ISP DNS server can not respond fast enough, try OpenDNS to improve the response of your website on the Internet.
Method # 5 - Increase the DNS cache.
You have the knowledgeDNS> to register before you can use the cache. What it does is cache every search you make the DNS server, so the next time you visit the website again, the answer will be immediate. Therefore, your website cache faster, if you give them again.
Method # 6 - Disable IPv6 and other protocol.
You must disable all protocols used, do not get the additional costs slow down your Windows.
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