How to Speed up WiFi Connection by Changing Bandwidth Settings
The term bandwidth itself means a range of frequencies that the signal uses to transmit data. The initial setting of bandwidth on a computer is generally only around 20%. Bigger bandwidth will affect your internet connection. First of all, before you change it, make sure your modem is on. Next, open the “Run” program by pressing the “Windows” and R keys together. You will find a “Run” pop up. Then type gpedit.msc in the column in the pop up. Click OK.
Double click on “Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Network > QoS Packed Scheduler.
After that, double click again on the "Limit Reservable Bandwidth" menu, select the enable menu > in the "Bandwith Limit" section, change it to 0 (which was 20), then click OK.
Restart your computer or laptop, and you will see how it goes.
How to Speed Up WiFi Connection by Changing DNS
Another tip is to change your old DNS settings. DNS itself is an abbreviation of "Domain Name System" which is useful for performing name searches on computers using TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol) networks. First of all, look at the bottom right corner there is a bar image indicating your WiFi signal, then right click and click "Open Network and Sharing Center".
Then click the "Connection" menu on the right.
The “Wireless Network Connection Status” window will open, and click the “Properties” button
Then click until a tick symbol appears in the “Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) section, click “Properties”.
How to Speed up WiFi Connection (Easy and Practical)
On the “General” tab, change DNS
Preferred DNS: 208.67.222.222
Alternate DNS: 208.67.220.220
How to Speed up WiFi Connection (Easy and Practical)
Click Ok, after that restart
So, those are our tips and tricks on how to make your WiFi connection fast. Just curious, just try it bro!
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