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[netsh]
TCP Window Auto-Tuning=3
Congestion Control Provider=1
TCP Chimney Offload=3
Receive-Side Scaling State=1
EnableDCA=1
EnableTCPA=2
ECN Capability=2
Windows Scaling heuristics=2
[SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters]
DefaultTTL=64
Tcp1323Opts=3
DisableTaskOffload=0
DisableTaskOffload_SEL=0
MaxUserPort=65534
TcpTimedWaitDelay=15
SynAttackProtect=-1
SynAttackProtect_SEL=0
TCPMaxDataRetransmissions=10
[SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\MAIN\FeatureControl\FEATURE_MAXCONNECTIONSPER1_0SERVER]
explorer.exe=1
iexplore.exe=1
[SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\MAIN\FeatureControl\FEATURE_MAXCONNECTIONSPERSERVER]
explorer.exe=128
iexplore.exe=128
[SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\ServiceProvider]
LocalPriority=11
HostsPriority=11
DnsPriority=11
NetbtPriority=11
[SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Psched]
NonBestEffortLimit=50
[System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\QoS]
Do not use NLA=1
Do not use NLA_SEL=1
[SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Multimedia\SystemProfile]
NetworkThrottlingIndex=70
NetworkThrottlingIndex_SEL=70
SystemResponsiveness=100
SystemResponsiveness_SEL=100
[SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\LanmanServer\Parameters]
Size=1
Size_SEL=1
[SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Memory Management]
LargeSystemCache=0
LargeSystemCache_SEL=0
[SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MSMQ\Parameters]
TCPNoDelay=-1
TCPNoDelay_SEL=0
[SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Dnscache\Parameters]
NegativeCacheTime=0
NetFailureCacheTime=0
NegativeSOACacheTime=0
[Local Area Connection]
MTU=1492
[SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters\Interfaces\{15F37D30-2557-401B-9F65-78B02661924B}]
TcpAckFrequency=-1
TcpAckFrequency_SEL=0
TcpDelAckTicks=-1
TcpDelAckTicks_SEL=0
TCPNoDelay=-1
TCPNoDelay_SEL=0
[Wireless Network Connection]
MTU=1492
[SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters\Interfaces\{48BE6F63-9BEF-4E83-92F9-104D597AC4B2}]
TcpAckFrequency=-1
TcpAckFrequency_SEL=0
TcpDelAckTicks=-1
TcpDelAckTicks_SEL=0
TCPNoDelay=-1
TCPNoDelay_SEL=0

save as .spg and import settings from the tcpoptimizer as administrator

PS
rebooted 21 times and did a multiple comparisons.

youtube videos load instantly

nothing is broken

data is secure


wmm is dead. turn it off in your router, was initially created to prevent ir congestion (such as those produce by high power microwaces) from gathering and cuasing packet loss, wuthg the additions of multi bands and multi channles and auto channel select in router this feature is depricated and causes additional annoyance if someone decides its time to cook a hot dog, as well as the factor that ac class will soon become the doominant internet, and it creates beams instead of 'pulseclouds' of infra-red.

cpu percent for npu is STUPID, uf you have an npu, the cpu doesnt care.

syn ack protect is fail. blocks internet if you have more than 100 packets per seconds

nagles algorithm only works on windows xp and lower, newer versions 'portions of the algorithm' are LOCKED so it simply fails the net/crashes firefox, VERY nice feature for windows xp and windows 3 though.

geniusthemaster in secondlife if you want to see my quantum collider!

this config works in ALL invironments and all previous settings ever from tcpoptimizer are gathered from posts i have made on the internet. just stating facts

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MSMQ nagle only works if its INSTALELD COMPLETELY in windows optional components / features found in control panel / programs!

if nobody harrasses me or this message i may put out my custom config for MSMQ. theres quite a bit more flags in there.

Thanks for sharing. There is a lot of info into this post. I see a lot of good advice, but mixed in with some half-truths/incorrect statements. For example:

wmm is dead. turn it off in your router, was initially created to prevent ir congestion (such as those produce by high power microwaces) from gathering and cuasing packet loss, wuthg the additions of multi bands and multi channles and auto channel select in router this feature is depricated and causes additional annoyance if someone decides its time to cook a hot dog, as well as the factor that ac class will soon become the doominant internet, and it creates beams instead of 'pulseclouds' of infra-red.

Don't do that. WMM is Wireless QoS, divides packets into 4 classes (Access Categories) --> voice, video, best effort and background. WMM is intended for the local network, it does not imply QoS over the internet. Note that WMM is required for products to be certified as 802.11n, and many 802.11n devices will be capped at up to 54Mbps throughput if you disable WMM. Keep it on!

LocalPriority=11
HostsPriority=11
DnsPriority=11
NetbtPriority=11

These should be staggered to different numbers, so that Local name resolution is given priority over DNS lookups, for example. That is why the "optimal" TCP Optimizer settings have different numbers.

[SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\MAIN\FeatureControl\FEATURE_MAXCONNECTIONSPERSERVER]
explorer.exe=128
iexplore.exe=128

Not a very good idea to open 128 concurrent connections to a website, chances are that web servers will block 2/3 of them to avoid you flooding them, they'll either show as broken images on web pages, or requests will have to wait and be retransmitted.

SystemResponsiveness=100

This reserves 100% (gives priority) to background processes over multimedia/games... It is not ideal for client machines where you want to prioritize multimedia streaming.

MTU=1492

This is used for PPPoE to accommodate the additional PPPoE header, otherwise it should be 1500.

[SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Psched]
NonBestEffortLimit=50

This will reserve 50% of bandwidth in the presence of QoS applications.. Like Windows Update for example. If you're gaming, and Windows Update checks for updates, or starts downloading in the background, your bandwidth will be automatically halfed. That's why the Optimizer's "optimal" value is set to zero (do not reserve bandwidth in the presence of QoS apps). Of course it only matters in the presence of active QoS apps.

Haven't looked through each setting, just a few things I noticed.

nope the router now handles qos PURELY thru gre(misc grey) packets if you want to enable qos theirs only one location now.
thats on the qos tab in your routers main|advanced page
(default routerws ip address is 192.168.0.1 for most any normals and 10.0.0.1 | 10.0.0.2 for military grade routers.


now what your doing when your specifying qos percent ? your actually telling it to dither every other packet with a qos flag. if you took a course on how routers traffic
under full load................ you would understand this fact.


also qos flag type is now determined exclusively by the ring-0 router (thats the local end router) -if your [isp accepts the flags] at all, and u must specify the qos flag type in the router (if its bios allows it thats located in the [flashable nvram] [ddwrt router software] through [tftp])


now servers are base0 (the master control point of all the data including the original files) so why would i not optimize my local network to be as efficient as a server?

--now i could mock you because i KNOW you didnt even try before opening your mouth, but go ahead and set it to 0 gaming. you wont get anything for gaming because

the cpu doesnt TALK to the npu, nor does it require it to make [INTERUPT VECTORS] , in fact my software at superultrafast.com destroys all the bs irq wait protocol that

started after windows 3, did you know that windows 3 booted to desktop in 3 nanoseconds from power off? thats cause it was using a while loop, not an if conditional branch


anyways back on task. go ahead and try my settings and reboot. setting it to 100% means it DOES NOT WAIT for anything. which is how good programmers right code.

everything is absolutely flawless.

wait theres more

the default optimum config should be replaced by my config, as people playing games are experiencing lag with the default 'optimum config'. the settings were SO BAD that people playing in league of legends (tcp+gre mode) were actually being lagged and disconnected by being on MY same team.

also that bunk about the media being slower? yeah yturn off qos or set it to 100% or 0%. so smart right? WRONG>
yes it was my suggestion to turn off WINDOWS qos. but if you set a entry for ZER0 thats not turning it off , thats disabling all qos packets via windows. i turn it off by running net disable qos against the specific wireless or networking card, so that only the isp chooses when to choke qos packets (thatsa never ladies and gentlemen)']]

also i verified my data about nagles algorithm- it does work IF AND ONLY IF you fully install microsoft message que service (MSMQ) via the]
control panel/ programs /windows additional features menu and reboot FIRST. if you dont reboot you will be sorry because windows registry does a update sweep every 5 minutes or when you [push refresh on the main branch inside regedit] and all of a sudden your net will halt, because nagle(no such algorithm just a phrase i 'coined') isnt installed and your router will practically stack heap from the amount of errors on the passed flag.

btw fun icons webdav


p.s. go ahead and load up a torrent engine a video anda video game and do them all at once. i was playing lol with a video stuck in the bg (bad api couldnt close it) and torrent running. i didnt even notice my torrent running even though im running 256k modem with 2 [-RETARDEDLY-] thin wires at the junction box, i didnt even notice because all the settings were in perfect unison.

ps for hardware junkies heres a lovely tip ::
if your running at least 5 volts of data that means you need at least 3 ohm gauge wire (which is commicly exactly 3 millimeter wire)
--what and why you ask? simple - - you need to havea certain amount of ohmage for the wire or the electricity is lost in the translation,'
ERGO DATA is lost in the translation. ergo 20% loss

your welcome for my labor of boredom

gunmaker signing out.

oh fudbar one more tidbit

with my configuration it shows the TRUE status of the internet in windows default wireless status icon. it was showing disconnected | ipv6 disconnected | full bars when im out of range - yatta yatta blada berrata - when i was first botting the computer. i know this is bunk because nsa activates your networking cards in the bios 20 seconds before you even get into windows.( and sends gigabytes of data from your hardrive at 10000 rpm)

--so if you dislike this bs as much as i do disable dcom launch (theres many differenet instructions based on your os version) in your administrative panel

nope the router now handles qos PURELY thru gre(misc grey) packets if you want to enable qos theirs only one location now.
thats on the qos tab in your routers main|advanced page
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We are talking about different things. I was talking about WMM, which is Wireless only QoS, as I said, it is local to your network, not internet QoS / DSCP /GRE, etc. WMM is required for 802.11n speeds, so it needs to remain enabled in the router, otherwise your Wi-Fi will most likely be limited to 54Mbps.

also that bunk about the media being slower? yeah yturn off qos or set it to 100% or 0%. so smart right? WRONG>
yes it was my suggestion to turn off WINDOWS qos. but if you set a entry for ZER0 thats not turning it off , thats disabling all qos packets via windows. i turn it off by running net disable qos against the specific wireless or networking card, so that only the isp chooses when to choke qos packets (thatsa never ladies and gentlemen)']]

You are saying to use the router to handle QoS instead of Windows - fine. To each his own I guess, that is why The Optimizer has custom settings and it is NOT a One-button-fix-all-no-user-control program. However, you are still talking about QoS, while we're discussing "SystemResponsiveness" - which is percentage of CPU resources reserved for background processes, and has nothing to do with marking TCP packets. You seem to be mixing them.

if your running at least 5 volts of data that means you need at least 3 ohm gauge wire (which is commicly exactly 3 millimeter wire)
--what and why you ask? simple - - you need to havea certain amount of ohmage for the wire or the electricity is lost in the translation,'
ERGO DATA is lost in the translation. ergo 20% loss

Huh, really ? This is starting to smell distinctively like trolling but I'll bite one more time. What is "5 volts of data" ??! If you feel like using 3mm wire or speaker wire instead of Cat6 cables, go for it, lol. Cat6 has 23 gauge wires (0.58mm) vs. 24 gauge for Cat5e (0.51mm), and there are some 20/22 gauge cables out there, but that's about as thick as I'd push it, and only for very long runs. Yes, there is always some resistance with very long cable runs, and you shouldn't use cheap knock-off copper-clad aluminum cables that are outside of the specs to begin with. But no, they do not introduce 20% data loss, this is ridiculous. If that was the case, network centers would be using jumper cables instead of patch cables.

well i fight trolls literally on a daily basis, so unfortunately being defensive is hardwired into my nature, if you could do mea VERY special favor and highlight were it started to sound like trolling, jsut one instance {}, then perhaps i could scub it from my -usage...

apart from that lets see here ..

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1[quote="Philip"]We are talking about different things. I was talking about WMM, which is Wireless only QoS, as I said, it is local to your network, not internet QoS / DSCP /GRE, etc. WMM is required for 802.11n speeds, so it needs to remain enabled in the router, otherwise your Wi-Fi will most likely be limited to 54Mbps.

initially that was true, but i found it was only a quirk in outdated routers, to be exactly specific - i was achieving 8 gigabyte per second speeds by noping the mtu on my linux maemo nokia that uses pure flash ram (basically a hackers cellphone) and running it against the "libraries capricorn" net bus. was somewhat comical actually, because i found out later that the net was halting for everyone else when i did the transfer, their net would stop for up to 5 minutes apparently after my transfer was finished in 2 seconds. OOPS.

p.s. it was nasas version of autocad, in case your wondering what the whole 'nasa attack' was about. they blew it out of preportions saying the dead cow cult (persian hackers infamous for invading video game code and teaching noobs) had stolen there launch trajectory code program. naaah xD i grabbeda diagram of their thrust engine because i wanted to seee how the thrust filled particular spaces, think cherry grenade in palm vs cherry grenade in fist rendered onscreen

-never did it though because autocad is a windows program and at the time my computer was exploded [which is why i was messing with smartphones] and couldnt get it installed before the flash ram failed from continuous overwrites. and yeah i had exactly 8 gigabytes of flash ram with my extermal card so i was hot swapping to my flash drive xD

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and the major points im trying to convery to you is that on the last 5 computers i had (their all pretty similar makes) if you set that option to zero percent 'gaming" you GET NO INTERNET, you can run internet explorer for 5 minutes and then iexplore locks up because the cpu isnt ALLOWED to execute. firefox wont even load a page, it simply spools and crashes after 1 minute. and for gaming ... no 100% is perfect, just like a server should, and 0 percent wont even let you launch the game, because that requires cpi dude. cant you posta screenshot prooving me otherwise? cause i literally went through and 'nagled'(--naggy boolean--) all the settings. at 30% firefox was taking a huge time to load and i found that to change the speed of the CPU, as well as the fact that firefox's hardware acceleration button, was booleaned BACKWARDS - turning off hardware acceleration in the config actually turns it on.

i was hoping to see some changes to the program for others who might face these obstacles and a thank you for actually trying out all the settings.
-let me put it this way, i got banned on tixatis forums 5 times before the maker sprouted some extra brain cells and realized, OH - hes tring to tell me that the number of connections inward is BLOCKING the ability to upload! and then made the change in version 0.9.6

same with cfos where it was causing a buffer overflow for a different reason. he kept triggering the "you havea virus or theft!" page in the program to annoy me thinking i was trolling him, didnt phase me cause that is not my intention

jhyst because a concept is super advanced and it sounds like i speak alien (maybe i do) doesnt mean im not willing to help a person with the problem OR doesnt mean im not willing to talk with you all 7ear to get it worked out so you we can reach an understanding , ive been inside the deep internet for thousands of years so go ahead and tell me my writing looks like 'flipwiggen' greek and ill try to fix it x)
-takes me an entire year to debug my advanced code anyways x{
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what i mean by 5 volts of data, is simply that i want to send data on a full load overa a 5 volt wire, such asa usb data in and out. if the cable is too small the data actually needs to send a certain percent out again, for instance the cables at our houses junction box is are (insert profanity), heres a perfect example

i have a girlfriend named george, her laptop power connector, the (insert profanity) didnt even sodder her grounding joint, so it was flashing the power and gicing her grief with a amd power program warning message, think constant popups when you tap to hard on the mousepad.
-- but the defining factor is that the power cables leading into the computer were the proper size, the power line width from the adapter to the wall was ample, BUT the cables leading to the distribution INSIDE the computer were 2, and microscopic (whata pain to sodder lol) so it experienced at least 50% loss in voltage, eg
electricity being forced to outside of the wire
charger needing to work 2x as hard to get a full battery
AND if this was data cable (such as a usb port) it would be constantly flashing on and off while its trying to send data, as it would be constantly interupting the stram and trying to resend data, which is why windows (try the novelty of loading a usb drive in linux with data, its quite posh! xD) slows down in data transfer when your sending heaps of small files as compaired to lumping large files. mostly anything less than the duration x watts, which is 1 watt and 250 ms of data, being 276 files and smaller. ill have to 'naggle' with that to find the precise value, based on my hyper pressision theory

long story short is they should actually add a second wire to each of the relays if they want to double your bandwidth, or upgrade the gauging of the wire because its already ata loss if your router is flashing during data transfer instead of constant on. yep.