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Simple methods to speed up internet connection using cmd

1. Speed up Internet with cmd

Open command prompt with administrator privileges. If you use Windows 8 read how to open cmd as admin. Other wise follow below steps.

Click window (button) +R or type run on search box.
You will see “Run” dialog.
Type cmd and click enter.
Right click on cmd.
Select run as administration.
You will see Command prompt window with admin privileges.
Now type following commands in cmd window.

netsh int tcp show global
and press enter.

netsh int tcp set global chimney=enabled
(and press enter.)

netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=normal
(and press enter.)

netsh int tcp set global congestionprovider=ctcp
(and press enter.)

2. speed up internet by resetting dns cache

Open Command prompt with admin privileges by following method given in first step.

In command prompt window type

ipconfig /flushdns

and press enter.

3. speed up internet by resetting Winsock and tcp ip

Open Command prompt with admin privileges by following method given in first step.

In command prompt window type

netsh int ip reset c:\resetlog.txt

and press enter.
For more details about reset winsock or tcp/ip just google it.:D

4. speed up internet by the continuous reply of pinging your connection

Open Command Prompt with administrator privileges by following method given in first step.

In command prompt window type

ipconfig

and press enter. you can see the details find ipv4 address and copy it

In command prompt window type:

ping –t (ipv4 address)

For example: ping –t 192.168.42.129

now minimize this command prompt window, but don’t exit or close command prompt window.

Regularly apply this 4th method of speed up internet by continuous reply of ping connection, while browsing or downloading. This will make your connection faster by the continuous reply of pinging your default gateway connection.

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