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Steven wrote on 2010-04-14 02:46
Ah, alright. I was right-clicking in the program itself, not in the start menu.
It gave me the OK. Sorry for the trouble. Time to see the results~?
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Shirayuki wrote on 2010-04-14 02:54
Quote from Steven;1797:
Ah, alright. I was right-clicking in the program itself, not in the start menu.
It gave me the OK. Sorry for the trouble. Time to see the results~?
Glad to help, yo.
Quote from Joyjason;1793:
I have option to both wired AND wireless internet, but prefer the wired internet since my wireless internet is F***ed up and disconnects frequently.
It still doesn't work, saying that the command does not exist (was not found)
I actually capitalized the "Local Area Connection" as well as adding the quotations. Maybe that's the problem?:what:
Hmmm... I honestly don't know what the problem could be. If you could provide screenies of your command prompt, I might be able to get a better understanding of what's going wrong.
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Chihaya wrote on 2010-04-14 03:05
Quote from Shirayuki;1821:
Hmmm... I honestly don't know what the problem could be. If you could provide screenies of your command prompt, I might be able to get a better understanding of what's going wrong.
Does this help?
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Shirayuki wrote on 2010-04-14 03:07
Try the value 368 for MTU? That is all I can really think of since I already have writer's block atm D: I'm really sorry if I'm not helping though ;~;
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Chihaya wrote on 2010-04-14 03:14
Quote from Shirayuki;1859:
Try the value 368 for MTU? That is all I can really think of since I already have writer's block atm D: I'm really sorry if I'm not helping though ;~;
It's completely okay XDD thank you for trying to help =)
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Shirayuki wrote on 2010-04-14 03:17
Quote from Joyjason;1879:
It's completely okay XDD thank you for trying to help =)
Hmm...I just texted my friend, and he told me XP needs you to use registry to directly change your MTU. I can maybe look into that and create a subsection of the guide for Windows XP and other OS's that require different methods xDD
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Chihaya wrote on 2010-04-14 03:23
Quote from Shirayuki;1892:
Hmm...I just texted my friend, and he told me XP needs you to use registry to directly change your MTU. I can maybe look into that and create a subsection of the guide for Windows XP and other OS's that require different methods xDD
ouch... i hate messing with registry edit x.x;;
What value do i have to change?
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Shirayuki wrote on 2010-04-14 03:24
I'VE DONE IT! SOMEWHAT!
Windows XP users:
Step 1) Run Regedit
Step 2) Browse to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters\Interfaces\
Step 3) Similar to how you would disable Nagle, locate the folder which has info about your IP address
Step 4) Within that folder, there is a value named MTU. Modify that value and change the number to what please you. You can use Hex:MTU ratio examples that I found such as 96:150, 146:326, and 500:1280
Step 5) Reboot your computer and if a noticeable change is present, you probably changed your MTU! Congrats!
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Chihaya wrote on 2010-04-14 04:09
Quote from Shirayuki;1918:
I'VE DONE IT! SOMEWHAT!
Windows XP users:
Step 1) Run Regedit
Step 2) Browse to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters\Interfaces\
Step 3) Similar to how you would disable Nagle, locate the folder which has info about your IP address
Step 4) Within that folder, there is a value named MTU. Modify that value and change the number to what please you. You can use Hex:MTU ratio examples that I found such as 96:150, 146:326, and 500:1280
Step 5) Reboot your computer and if a noticeable change is present, you probably changed your MTU! Congrats!
:O I'll try that, but not now since it's 12 AM and Jason is sleepy; thanks for looking this up for me! +rep!!
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ResilienT wrote on 2010-04-14 08:20
can anyone confirm this works yet? Window XP users....
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Shirayuki wrote on 2010-04-14 11:24
there's no harm in checking if the value is there, but I'm pretty sure it works.
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Chihaya wrote on 2010-04-15 14:58
Quote from Shirayuki;2419:
there's no harm in checking if the value is there, but I'm pretty sure it works.
Just checked, but there's no "MTU" value in there at all.
Are you sure that's the case here?
P.S. there's no value with "mtu" in it for that matter
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Shirayuki wrote on 2010-04-15 19:56
Hmmm...I personally don't have an XP computer, so I can't test what I say. I'm just telling you guys what I've learned, so it may not be completely accurate.
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MiniSoda wrote on 2010-04-15 20:48
I think my internet got slower after doing this.. o_o
Or maybe its because my mom's taking all the bandwidth - -;
Yeah.. I think its my mom..
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Shirayuki wrote on 2010-04-15 20:50
It is meant for making games faster mostly. It sends packets quicker, but sends the packets while they hold less data. If you just want to stream data, you should set a high MTU, but you should have a medium-low MTU for gaming.