Saturday 31 October 2015
For those friends who are using WINDOWS 10 (Any Version/Any Bit)
As I belong to the daily user of windows 10, I saw up there capturing 90% of my bandwidth by system local process, as a result the performance of surfing through browser getting poor by the time. This below procedure help me to improve this phenomenon by neutralize the full capturing bandwidth by windows.
- Press Win + R on your keyboard, type regedit.exe in the Run box that pops up, and hit OK
- Once you hit OK the registry editor will open. Navigate to the
- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows folder:
- Right-click on the Windows folder, go to New, click on Key, and name the new folder that is created Psched:
- Click (single left-click) on the new Pshed folder you just created.
- Right-click in the right-pane (the white space), go to New, click on DWORD (32-bit) Value, and name the registry entry that was created NonBestEffortLimit:
- Right-click the NonBestEffortLimit key you just created and select Modify:
- At the window that pops up make sure the Value data is 0 and and the base is Decimal:
- Take note instead of 0 you can put whatever number you want. The number in the Value data box corresponds to the percentage of your bandwidth you want to reserve for QoS traffic. So, for example, if I wanted to keep the QoS traffic reserve but wanted make the reserve 10% instead of 20%, I would enter 10 in the Value data box.
- Hit OK when ready.
- Restart your computer.
- Done
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