Windows 7 Tweak to Increase internet Speed

Optimize Your Browser

1.You can alter this by either changing the configuration using "about:Config" in Firefox and Opera or editing the registry in Internet Explorer.

Type this in your url address: about:Config
type this in filter bar: network.http.pipelining.maxrequests

If changing the configuration, set "network.http.pipelining" to True and change "network.http.pipelining.maxrequests" to 10 or greater;

Then do registry tweak,in run menu (xp) /search bar in windows vista/seven (near start menu)
type regedit

Navigate to "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Current Version\Internet Settings" in your registry editor and change "MaxConnectionsPer1_0Server” and “MaxConnectionsPerServer" to 10 or greater.If this value is already greater than 10,example 80 (windows 7 already has this value),than nothing to change.
Restart your browser.


Eliminate Bandwidth Reserves

Microsoft enables bandwidth reserves on its operating systems by default, eliminating up to 20% of your maximum bandwidth on every upload and download. You can disable this reserve in Windows 7 fairly easily.
Open the Local Group Policy Editor by typing "gpedit.msc" into the Start/ search bar in windows vista/seven (near start menu) .

Once the Editor is open, open the "Computer Configuration," "Administrative Templates," and "Network" folders, then select the "QoS Packet Scheduler" item. Right-click the "Limit Reserved Bandwidth" option, selecting "Properties" from the context menu. Enable the limit, then change the limit amount to 0 in order to disable any reserves. Reboot Windows 7 to let the change take effect.


Remove Unnecessary Protocols

Removing unused protocols can speed up internet access.By default, Windows 7 has a number of different Internet protocols active in order to allow for a greater range of connection options. Unfortunately, not all of these protocols are necessary and may actually interfere with each other on some computers.

Right-click on your internet or network connection and choose "Properties" from the context menu, then see which network protocols you currently have active. You will need to have a TCP/IP protocol active, but most of the other protocols on the list are optional. Keep in mind that if you have shared files or devices on your network or wish to access the shared items of others then you will have to keep the Client for Microsoft Networks and the fire-sharing protocols active as well.

This protocol can be disable,with uncheck the checkbox in propetrties windows of your internet/network connection:
-IPv6 protocol,
-Quality of Service for the workstation,
-and 2 topology services

Reboot your computer.



Disable Unnecessary Plugins and Addons

Disabling unused addons and plugins can greatly increase browser speed.Browser plugins and addons interact with webpages in a variety of ways, and these interactions can take time. While many plugins and addons are initially added because you find them useful, a number of them will not be used very much once they have been installed. Open your browser's addon manager and see how many plugins and other browser addons you have installed that you rarely if ever use; disable any that are not an essential part of your internet experience. Without as many small applets trying to access the data you receive from a website you'll find that your Windows 7 internet experience is noticeably faster.