saving bandiwth

[longworm]

when i opened the network connections thing i had 2 different connections one was LAN and another one was 1394 connection...both are connected and one is 10 mb/s and the other is 400 mb/s and is a net adaptor...i dont quite follow that

 

[borat_sagdiyev]

the lan one is your internet. 1394 is firewire.

 

[longworm]

ohhh i see, and the option to bridge them...if presented should i or does it matter

 

[Voodoo Child]

how would u get internet via firewire

 

[longworm]

not sure but if i right click then i can choose to bridge the connection...not sure what it would do

 

[Voodoo Child]

well do you have interent coming thru the firewire port?

 

[King of Kings1]

please drop this thread no one knows what im talking about

 

[longworm]

nope i only have the normal thought the intigrated card

 

[Trivium Nate]

please drop this thread no one knows what im talking about

LOL

 

[jchavz17]

Allright i know what your talking about. It is related to the QOS Packet this also wont make much of a difference. You can try it and see if it does any change, I have t1 so i didnt see any difference under 1% but if you have cable it can make a noticable difference.

1) Click Start, Select "Run"
2) Type "Gpedit.msc"
3) Expand the "Local Computer Policy" branch
4) Expand the "Administrative Templates" branch
5) Expand the "Network" Branch
6) Highlight the "QoS Packet Scheduler" in the left window
7) In the right window, double click the "limit reservable bandwidth" setting
8) On the settings tab, check the "enabled" item
9) Where it says "Bandwidth limit %" change it to read 0
10) Click Apply and then OK

However this only works on XP Pro, Good luck