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Originally Posted by sswilson  My XP laptop's wireless G connection was behaving poorly with speedtest results showing somewhere around 3 Mbps with no other load on my bandwidth while direct connections through the LAN were showing much closer to the 10 Mbps I'm paying for.... I had initially thought that it might be related to the wireless network printer I've just recently started running, but knowing that XP networking can be tweaked for better performance I gave the following program from speedguide.net a shot (nothing fancy.... just used the optimized button). |MG| SpeedGuide.net TCP Optimizer 3.0.3 Download
I'm happy to report that my DL speeds have gone back up to around 8 Mbps which works for me.
Not sure if there would be much use in running it on a vista/win7 machine, but certainly a painless way to maximize connection speeds under XP. |
That's because Windows' TCP stack has always been one -massive- pile of ****
