Making The Client Faster

Click Start, Click Run, and Enter “regedit” (without the quotes). In regedit click Registry on the menu and Select Export followed by Export Registry File. Save (backup) the registry files to a convenient location like My Documents.
Click plus signs as follows
+ Hkey_Local_Machine
+ System
+ CurrentControlSet
+ Services
+ ICSharing
+ Settings
+ General
Delete InternetMTU.
You should not delete this key if you are using a dial-up MODEM.
Larry

2. RE: Making The Client Faster
cfung07 Apr-03-00 02:18 PM
In response to message 1

I have one little question; is this for the client?

3. RE: Making The Client Faster
lbyard Apr-03-00 02:31 PM
In response to message 2

Do it on the host and see if it helps. The fix is generally for a slow host with ICS. Larry

4. RE: Making The Client Faster
cfung07 Apr-03-00 02:36 PM
In response to message 3

I did not see icsharing under services (for the host). I am using sygate.

5. RE: Making The Client Faster
lbyard Apr-03-00 06:06 PM
In response to message 4

LAST EDITED ON Apr-03-00 AT 06:11 PM (GMT)
LAST EDITED ON Apr-03-00 AT 06:08 PM (GMT)
Sorry, I should have looked at your earlier message. My message was concerning slow-downs with Windows 98 SE ICS (must be Monday). Clients using SyGate on my system are pretty darn fast. Some slow-down occurs when the host is downloading. I would get rid of any network protocols and adapters not required my the client to connect to the host or the Internet. Larry

6. RE: Making The Client Faster
cfung07 Apr-03-00 07:54 PM
In response to message 5

It is much better now, but when trying to go to those "big" sites, like Yahoo! and espn.com, it gets slow down dramatically. Is there a way that I could fix that?

7. RE: Making The Client Faster
lbyard Apr-03-00 08:06 PM
In response to message 6

The fastest Internet connection in the world won't make a slow web server or choked pipe elswhere fast. Larry