Previous Windows Toolbox Video: ua-cam.com/video/V27McA7ch6w/v-deo.html Windows 10 Tips and Tricks Playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLc7fktTRMBox4cnUiShLPKg_-em5MJNP1.html REGEDIT Path Error - This is the correct path: Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Psched
I remember this one going around on Steam a few years back (how to get better fps, how to explain they got fragged, &c) but really QOS is only for (IF I RECALL ...maybe things have changed!!!) local networks, to ensure there was always a little bandwidth set aside for things like VOIP, so the calls would always be clear. It really wasn't like, Redmond was swiping your internet. (For once.) MS programmed the OS of course, but it was to allow Servers to be able to handle something that _I think_ most routers handle way better now so it's just useless code? But I'd _guess_ that's why it's not in a Home version of an OS. IDK maybe it changed. But I think turning off Windows Updates and stopping all background apps (which people still really don't like to do) stops the biggest hunk of what Windows swipes. -assuming all the usual adware and win10 baddies are nuked. I just can't imagine that Quality of Service turned from LAN-only provision into an MS privacy thing, even though MS does suck. A network sniffer would tell the story, of course. I don't use those anymore much because it shows expensive paid desktop applications like Adobe's "Creative Cloud" hogging resources so bad that you try GIMP and all other "alternatives"... Adobe and the Office part of "Microsoft 365" 😡 have no excuse. NONE. What they do to bandwidth for NO reason and we PAY for it? I wish more people talked about THAT. THERE'S the problem: real applications we pay for *_bandwidth-raping_* nearly all of us. I'd like to know what I could kill-task with those apps without losing basic functionality of the sloppier-than-before-subscription-model app$
@@jx9467 I figure we are just going to have to wait to find out because it seems a lot of people don't like to give answers to questions on this platform
@Chris Titus Tech to enable group policy editor open a cmd(admin) paste this FOR %F IN ("%SystemRoot%\servicing\Packages\Microsoft-Windows-GroupPolicy-ClientTools-Package~*.mum") DO ( DISM /Online /NoRestart /Add-Package:"%F" ) FOR %F IN ("%SystemRoot%\servicing\Packages\Microsoft-Windows-GroupPolicy-ClientExtensions-Package~*.mum") DO ( DISM /Online /NoRestart /Add-Package:"%F" ) then do a restart
Configuring Linux means adding and setting up features that you'd like to use. Configuring Windows means moving Microsoft obstacles out of your way. And rebooting.....
This is inexact, if you compare the kernel alone, you don't want to use that, both side. If you compare a linux distribution, well, so many things to uninstall on a stock Ubuntu desktop that's it's the same boat.
@@JulesArchinova So you take the most bloated distro to represent "Linux" when comparing it to Windows? Nice try! :D But that's not the point at all. Even on Ubuntu, removing unwanted packages is a matter of one command. And if it's still a problem, I believe you can download a netboot image, where you choose which packages you want to install. Now compare it to Windows, where you have to dig in the registry editor, group policy editor, task scheduler, services manager, or somewhere deep in the system settings or control panel to remove something that you don't want to be there.
One of my biggest beefs with Microsoft is that they think that MY COMPUTER that I BUILT, is their computer and they can do whatever they want, whenever they want, even if it totally buggers up something that I am doing. I like these videos that tell me how I can pry their evil fingers of my computer, leaving it in my control. Thanks.
Thats Apple youre talking about.. they own you and your devices when you bought them cash. And you are not allowed to customize- skins, themes etc. M$ dont do that.. My Windows are totally custom and I can do what I want.
Put it on your head instead. Believe it or not radio signals can actually go through walls, ceilings, floors ... ect. You need a actual faraday cage around your router to block all radio signal traffic.
Somebody said you need to be a sysadmin to learn Linux. But It seems you need to be a sysadmin to learn Windows. I think this is the proof of every OS have their own learning curve. Nice video as always.
Window$ is like an expensive car; always needs complicated fixing. Many Linux versions are like everyday cars--some run for years with only basic maintenance done in minutes. I don't miss defrags and cleaning the registry when uninstallers leave all kinds of dreck behind in Window$. Linux has a registry, but it's nothing like the Window$ registry; it can't break your whole system from what I've read, and it doesn't need to be cleaned. Linux has a defrag command, but the file structures are set up different, for much less fragmentation, so I've never bothered to even try doing it. So I need far less SysAdmin time in Linux for my home/small office use.
This! Every operating system can be used by a novice, but mastery of each one takes years and dedication to learning all the ins and outs. I would never call one more complex than another. They are just different flavors, with different issues.
The average person barely knows how to use Windows, so they would have ZERO chance on Linux. The difference is that it is a lot easier to show/teach someone how to do something on Windows, since it is mostly just point and click, so chances are good they will also remember how to do it. Lets say, installing a custom gfx driver for example. go to website, click download, double click the file, install.. Doing the same on linux is extremely complicated by comparison and requires learning how to use command line and the required command/parameters. Even for an experienced IT person, this is a lot of effort if you have no previous Linux experience.
@@RussMichaels Exactly! Most of the stuff it's just point n' click on Windows, no, the average user is not gonna use the terminal like it's the 1990's...
Thanks for the tip. One thing: it would have been good for you to display an "after" network transfer monitor to demonstrate the results of the change.
Updates do not take precedence on bandwidth. the BITS service (background intelligent transfer service) only uses unused/available bandwidth on the line. If this was true he'd show a before and after.
@@MohdHasan-mh7cl It's just because it doesn't. first of all , some system services need to have priority over user apps on some things, that's why this policy exist. second , why no one understands that, if windows was taking bandwidth and using it, the bandwidth usage would be always 100%, this graphics show the complete ethernet usage ...
Chris seems to move forward very quickly. He does do a lot of great stuff for us. Often he finds new stuff and shares it with us. Inevitably he forgets or does not get time to do all he would like, or check thoroughly. As far as I can tell, but I might be wrong, he never has implemented it into his Tool script, contrary to that he said he would in the video. This could be that he just forgot, or because of the reasons discussed here which are that it is a crap idea. Or it could be a combination of both. Or it could be that dammed out of control UA-cam comment checking Bot which does some crazy filtered shadow banning things and somehow regulates who gets to see what comments.
Chris, I know this is an older tool, but the things that you come up with and teach everyone - are exceptional - the way you teach it as well is really first class (coming from a trainer) Well done.
Thank you for this. Seriously. I love the video format with the zooming in so we can read it, and you cover all the little details without assuming we already know everything or coming off as condescending like so many "guides" do. You earned a sub today, sir.
Great vid! For Windows Home Ed. you can set the value between 0-100 with 20 being the default. "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."
Hey! I want to thank you for this. I did exactly what you did and the results I have is staggering. Now I don't know if watching videos on Twitch count but, after having done this I can now watch 1080p60fps live streams without the buffer plaguing my view. Seriously, it's a giant improvement from only being to watch live streams @ 360p or 160p relatively fine with some occasional buffering happening. Maybe this will even improve my own streaming on Twitch. Thank you again. Stay AWESOME B-)
This has been an issue going as far back as Windows 7 if I am remembering correctly (might even be Vista, not sure after all these years lol). It used to be easier to change in Home versions too if I remember correctly as well. I have done this for years with every new installation to free up bandwidth and make connections faster. I'm glad to see a more modern video covering this topic!
I agree with you more than I do not. But just a couple of points: _ I don't think Chris ever implemented this into his tool script. _ there have been some comments by seemingly qualified people that this was a crap idea, totally pointless and not worth doing. I tried to pass on a link to examples, but the comment got deleted (Chris may never have seen the comments. UA-cam has a crazy out of control comment checking Bot that is possibly organizing who sees what and when. I don't know for sure about that, there might be an innocent explanation, but I and a lot of others are experiencing some crazy things here currently as regards what is happening to comments)
What amazes me more is your speed, where I am from, the fastest I ever got out of LTE was a little more than 50 mbps on a capped connection, you are almost running at 1gbps. In my country, if you have an uncapped connection, the speed offered is normally 5 mbps, if you have 10mbps or above, you are classified as an "Elite user". Thank you for making me realize my country is eons behind with our "high speed internet"
@@rayjennings3637 "Welcome to Microsoft's BSD cable TV channel. BSD all day, all night, all the time. Don't bother changing channels. This is the only one you're allowed to have. Enjoy!"
They do. I had like 70$ bucks cut from my bank account. So I checked. Turns out when I bought my laptop, and they give you MS Office free for a year, it's still on automatic rebuy. If you have a bank account connected to it then it will autobuy MS OFFICE. What bullshittery. Idk who's at fault but I didn't fucking want Ms Office so why is it on autobuy
The issue is that, on your video, after you apply the policy, I still see the picks you describe as bandwidth limits; I can conclude that the fact of seeing those picks is not related to this bandwidth limitation or is not a good indicator of this problem (because still present after the "patch"). Thanks for raising this "feature" I did not know !
I was transferring close to a million files, so the spool time was likely causing the pricks. As a good showcase I should have transferred a single large file for comparison, but I was being lazy hehe.
It definitely wasn't Windows downloading anything because then the total bandwidth shown by his graph would not have gone down at all, since it would have just been used by Windows instead which is then not visible on a total bandwidth graph. It is a classic misinterpretation of a graph. QoS is not exclusively used by Windows as well, it has its purpose to be there and prioritise traffic according to importance. Your router does that as well. So while you may get sometimes tiny speed advantages on data transfers, you will slow down other network functions, since they no longer get priority.
I wish I had known about this fix a couple of years ago. I was running a large database-enabled data processing job that ran overnight. Windows decided it had to update itself and download the update. Of course the update caused a reboot, which killed my job. I lost a whole day’s work. If Windows had been forced to wait until the data processing/transfer were done, The reboot wouldn’t have mattered. Thanks for the tip! I’ll be jailing the Widows bandwidth robber this evening!
Good job! You have screwed up QoS! Now services and applications that normally can request bandwith because they're critical will be blocked by any crappy program that eats all your bandwith. Bravo!
This has been a thing since the XP era. One of the first things I do after I do a fresh install, is to change this setting. It has been this way for years, and years.
Interesting experiment. Using MS Home edition, I looked at my ethernet traffic (no wireless, no file transfers), made the changes suggested, rebooted the PC. The traffic spikes were actually worse and more frequent after the registry entry change. So I removed the registry entry. Now I need to do research to figure out where those traffic spikes are coming from. I think I liked it better when I wasn't aware of this. lol
Dude you are my hero, i can't believe there is people who dig way too deep into Microsoft BS operating system and still give us nice things we didn't ask for, but the ones we deserve!!!!!
WOW! This fixed an issue I've had for a while while using the Qobuz streaming service. While listening to music on Qobuz it would stutter and stammer if I opened or used another program on my PC. I've opened up several programs and other YT videos and seamless streaming! Thank you! 👍👍👍😎
Did this on my PC first then today on my wife's and I can say wow. As your typical Windows user I don't have the need to use Linux just yet but I do like to learn how to optimise system. It may not be that advanced to some people but it sure is for me and it made noticeable difference. Thanks. 🤙
Thank you so much for doing these vids, helped me out loads, as want to set pc up for radio show so don't what windows sticking it's oar in. Have a great holiday season or as best as you can with what's going on.
Hi Chris, This is a very clever 'Hidden Feature'. ;D Thank you for mentioning this, I did not know about this. I hope this can get added to your debloat script as well. Greetz from Ireland Argai74
I have to use windows on my work machine and a recent version of office is a must so I can't use windows AME, your toolbox, steven black hosts and these tips really make me a little less self-conscious while I'm working. Thank you very much!
This actually is one of the reasons why I switched to Linux. Not the only reason. I dipped my toes into Linux since the late 00's or early 10's (I tried out Ubuntu in the late 00's). When I upgraded W7 to W10 on a system which did not have a SSD, an i5-750 and relatively slow internet (14-17 Mbps) things went south: the boottime increased with more than 100%, it was slow with starting up programs...W10 clearly could not handle a hard drive back then. So I wanted to downgrade again to W7 but W10 refused to do that because I opened the folder (either some bad luck with a bad sector on my hard drive or because I looked in it without changing anything). I also noticed how W10 kept using the internet and kept having too much disc-activity while I did not even do anything with my computer (no open browser for example), indeed for its own services which it prioritizes over whatever the user is doing. This was pretty much the moment that I decided to switch to Linux. I like to be in charge over my system and I believe that an OS should serve the user and the user should not serve the OS. Linux is not perfect, there are some dumb things on Linux too. For example, the last update with Pacman it kept using the same broken mirror (
@@ClifffSVK I can but I would like Pacman to do that automatically. When you usually have a download-'speed' (actually throughput) of 7 MBps then Pacman should detect that something is wrong when you download
@@ClifffSVK Generally speaking Arch is quite user-friendly. It is just a screwup of the package-manager developers, that is all. They should have integrated a mirror-handling tool or have developed that separately so that the user can combine it. I guess it is a good incentive to try out NixOS and Slackware on another partition.
@@peterjansen4826 Have you checked if there's any pacman frontend with a built in mirrorlist manager? You can't be the only one that complained about this.
Group Policys! I need to write down all the settings I do for my GPOs at my work. There are quite a few tweaks to be made, but once they are set any new PCs that join the domain get all these good settings.
@@ChrisTitusTech I was thinking Group Policy as well! In fact, it's gotten me curious to see if we already have it added to our group policies for our customers. I would probably wager that we don't!
Finally, I have given up on Win(10). Switched to Linux mint, and I am happy 😊! It took too much toll to work with Windows. Each day I would face a new dilemma. Lately, Win 10 started disconnecting me from wifi connection!! WTH 😠!! I can get to internet only through WiFi and win10 is blocking it... To my surprise, this is common problem experienced by most of the users. I am no more with Windows, I am using LM, (has been using LM for last 8 years, as dual boot) even if it feels like 20 geared car.. 😁❤️
Very interesting configuration. Chris always has some pretty cool settings to show. I would very much like to see how you do the configuration on your customers' computers. Could you have a video explaining this?
@@Amos_Huclkeberry I tried both kde and xfce, from my experience xfce is the lightest than kde and I loved it with it minimalist look and layout plus the customisation on xfce blew my mind. Kde is on another level tho
@@Amos_Huclkeberry KDE is not as light as XFCE unless you only focus on RAM. CPU/GPU is used more on the KDE side. And even in RAM, if you do a minimal Arch install of XFCE and one with KDE, XFCE will be considerably lighter.
@@Amos_Huclkeberry And what exactly do you mean by scaling better? :/ It is easier to begin configuring KDE cuz all settings are in one place but KDE is more limited in configuration (the default panels are terribly limited compared to xfce4-panel).
For Windows 10 Home users, the Group Policy editor actually came along with every single versions of any Windows 10. It is only disabled by default in Home version. You can easily enable it using Powershell hack (just Google it and download the script, only few KiloBytes)
Because that graph doesn't actually show a difference. It only shows network usage, it doesn't care _what_ is using up bandwidth, including Windows itself so if those dips were created by Windows using up bandwidth there wouldn't be dips to begin with. I'm not saying this wouldn't make a difference in throughput of what you're actually looking to transfer necessarily (although I am fairly certain it won't make a huge amount of difference), but I am saying that graph doesn't prove what he claims it does.
@@ohkay8939 Might be safer on Windows home regedit to set the value at 10 or 20, otherwise in 6 months time when you've forgotten what this obscure registry key is and it all goes to sh1t and Windows 10 stops downloading the next major update, or my torrents or some other huge file keeps stalling - at least it'll download slowly and I won't be totally crippled researching the problem for a week.
Have you simply tried.... Control Panel, Network & Sharing Center, Change adapter setting, Properties, Unchecked QoS Packet Scheduler? Might do the same thing. Unchecking a box Unbinds or Disables that function without uninstalling and Easy to fix if some service breaks. Disable unused Net functions can prevent Security Problems. While many Hype IP V6, many users still does not need it. Disabling "Microsoft Networks" on the Property page should not affect MS "Cloud Services" or even login to business servers using ADS.
Slight issue with the registry edit. Upon checking other sources, the actual key created should be HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/Policies/Microsoft/ *Windows* /Psched
@@shayeladshayelad2416 Delete that folder and make a new one in the listed directory (in Windows) with the same changes as in the video. That was what I did.
@@dfabeagle718 maybe. But all sources I've checked list Local Machine as where you would put the changes. If you want it to be user specific, than sure, put it in Current User. Doesn't matter too much.
Hi Chris, thanks for the tip. Also, in Win10 v20H2 the registry path created by gpedit is "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Psched"
Great video! This is the kind of crap that drives me crazy about Microsoft's operating system. *sigh* THANK YOU for making this kind of information available!
I'm a 44 years old woman who is making digital art, a friend showed me the unbloat windows video... now I'm feeling like Hackergirl! XD I'm watching more videos.
Hi Chris, thanx for making this video, U always come with amazing and knowledgeable videos like this. We need more people like U because that will make the world a better place! Respect 👊🙏!!! Keep the good work as we all need to B educated, thanx a million!!!
Nice one. Did you script on one of my PCs and so far, it works just fine. Will try this one on my laptop, as it is painfully slow sometimes while transfering data
QOS is not an evil Microsoft thing by the way, it is there for you to traffic shape your network traffic. It is available on multiple platforms of OS's on computers and it is also on routers and various other network equipment. If you leave it enabled, you could just change the priorities and give whatever application you are using priority over everything else. Why not just go into the properties of your network card and turn it off?
And here I was thinking you were going to talk about something simple like limiting delivery optimization under windows update settings. Great video. Technical. Thank you.
Would setting your network as a Metered Connection stop this from happening too, perhaps? I know that this stops auto updates but maybe it’ll stop this too?
So metered connection stops auto updates really??? Does it effect speed cause I really want to disable auto updates because the 20H0 update screwed my computer up and I had to do a reinstall as system restore removed the spot I made for others down the line
@@dnakatomiuk Maaaan you reinstalled Windows to remove the 20H2 update? Nooo that sucks! I uninstalled it myself, but you didn’t have to do all that! You just had to go to Control Panel (the legacy app) > Programs > View installed updates, and then right-click the 20H2 update there and uninstall it! And yeah! Setting your connection as metered (which doesn’t affect much at all apart from updates) disables auto-downloads of updates and makes it so you have to manually click a ‘Download’ button to update. It’s a simple fix but every Linux user who says there’s no way to disable them seems to not know this trick
Setting up a metered connection does not disable auto updates. It will disable most auto updates but no critical ones. The qos and the reserved Bandwidth are for priority transfers, disabling it will disable the priority feature. Qos is not exclusively used by Windows and also not just for updates. Therefore: no, setting up a metered connection will not do the same as disabling qos bandwidth.
This guy is the reason why I, an enterprise IT admin lock down permissions. He's just clicking buttons and calling it a fix without understanding what any of it is..
After looking at some of the comments in the meantime, and the fact that it does not appear that Chris ever implemented this in his tool, I expect he noticed something one day, had a quick idea about what it might be, did a quick video, realized later he was wrong and it was a waste of time, but left the video as it gets views and is monetarized etc.
It’s about sharing the bandwidth with other people so he said if it at 0 then everyone will get equal amount of speed so I put 100% so my device gets all the internet speed that is something I thought about after hearing him say about it lol let me see how my game feels now as my connection normally shit and I did have mine on 0% limit. Wish me luck
I knew it! For ages I've had these ridiculous ping spikes in games that go from 20 ping up to 1200 ping. Been looking for a workaround for a long time and this seems to be perfect. Thank you so much!
Another excellent video Chris !! 👍 However in Win 11 Pro the hierarchy inside the registry is a little different (whereas Microsoft is “before,” Policies. Of course I’m just viewing, “this video,” for the first time. However I did perform GPE tweak. Excellent video !! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
you have the basic version of windows with has less features no bitlocker, it have almost everything but a few bits here and there (usually targeted for either company or advanced users missing)
I didn't think this was going to make any difference but I tried it anyway and now, when I'm not doing anything with apps the fan stops after a few seconds. Previously the fan would run most of the time with the laptop not actually doing anything. Occasionally it starts up but quiets down after a few seconds. Good one!. Many thanks
hello mr.Titus, i understood you are settingup a gamerig..., and now i got curious what kind of games u like playing...:) tnx upload, i really have to debloat win again, but i will wait for your next upload, since u told us you will implement this tweak in your downladable version later;) grtz from Holland;)
ur tool box is my new favorite tool(been using ur scripts sinde day1), i shared ur site with every person i know, favorite feature is the disable firewall n defender, if u are only gaming and using UA-camyou are good,,,,,, and editing gamifies for mods, defenders gets in the way and marks ur work as a virus
Hi, I'm not an expert but this is what my friend (who is an expert, been working in tech since CP/M days) says: "Actually, if you set it to zero it will make things worse. It's a myth that it reserves bandwidth. What it does is IN CASE your internet is in FULL USE, AND CONCURRENTLY if windows need an update, the update will use ONLY 20% of the bandwidth to download. That way you can still use the net and watch youtube WHILE windows downloads updates. Its actually a windows update limiter setting that you set to zero which means use whatever you can and not the 20%. If you set it to zero, windows update will use more bandwidth when you concurrently use the internet as it will "fight" for bandwidth and the net balancer will make it go to 50% of the bandwidth or more, similar to when you download 2 files, they split your bandwidth in half. Needless to say, it doesn't work at all when there are no updates to download or one has the updates disabled." Any thoughts? Cheers and all the best!
Thanks for the heads up and fix! I noticed something was off testing GeForce Now. Reporting a spoty connection on my PC. While 5G hotspot worked better LOL.
Just done 2 recommendation's from you, obviously, this one and also "Speed up windows with one command"... As yet have not fully tested either of them... will let you know... Recently, I have replaced my hard drive (Had to!), with ssd, also upgraded my ram from 6 to 8GB, ever since doing this I have been getting all sorts of "BSOD", so far have not been able to cure whatever the problem is... I for one would really appreciate a video on solving these issues... I just want a stable laptop like I used to have... Thanks for everything so far... Fred... Indonesia...
also for users with basic knowledge that don't want to mess with advanced options like registry you can go to :Windows Settings > Delivery Optimizations > Advanced Options > And getting some extra settings , not so in Admin level but good to prevent the windows from fraking your dl speeds :)
Friendly reminder that this is the 100% legal way, and that, in general, if you can avoid changing stuff in RegEdit, you should. For the people that do not care for legality and have Windows Home: there IS a GPEdit Enabler script on the internet. Very easy to find, too.
Just a little warning for folks wanting to remove Onedrive with your script to back up anything in the Onedrive folders first. I didn't realize soon enough that my pictures were being saved to the Onedrive folder and using your script to remove Onedrive caused me to lose all pictures in that folder. I had a restore point set and used it but didn't get my pictures back. That's life with Windows 10.
Keep up the great work. Also just wanted to point out that everyone is entitled to FastPass at Disneyworld/land it's just something that is included with your ticket. It's not like someone who bought more expensive tickets get's it vs someone who bought the lowest priced tickets. FastPass+ is a digital ticketing system that allows every ticket holder the opportunity to “skip-the-line” on three select attractions at one park per day. All forms of admission include the same amount of FastPasses, and they are completely free.
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REGEDIT Path Error - This is the correct path: Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Psched
I remember this one going around on Steam a few years back (how to get better fps, how to explain they got fragged, &c) but really QOS is only for (IF I RECALL ...maybe things have changed!!!) local networks, to ensure there was always a little bandwidth set aside for things like VOIP, so the calls would always be clear. It really wasn't like, Redmond was swiping your internet. (For once.) MS programmed the OS of course, but it was to allow Servers to be able to handle something that _I think_ most routers handle way better now so it's just useless code? But I'd _guess_ that's why it's not in a Home version of an OS. IDK maybe it changed.
But I think turning off Windows Updates and stopping all background apps (which people still really don't like to do) stops the biggest hunk of what Windows swipes. -assuming all the usual adware and win10 baddies are nuked. I just can't imagine that Quality of Service turned from LAN-only provision into an MS privacy thing, even though MS does suck.
A network sniffer would tell the story, of course. I don't use those anymore much because it shows expensive paid desktop applications like Adobe's "Creative Cloud" hogging resources so bad that you try GIMP and all other "alternatives"... Adobe and the Office part of "Microsoft 365" 😡 have no excuse. NONE. What they do to bandwidth for NO reason and we PAY for it? I wish more people talked about THAT. THERE'S the problem: real applications we pay for *_bandwidth-raping_* nearly all of us. I'd like to know what I could kill-task with those apps without losing basic functionality of the sloppier-than-before-subscription-model app$
Chris, Did I understand correctly that you're adding this feature to that debloater script runner?
Is it an option in your debloat windows script?
@@jx9467 I figure we are just going to have to wait to find out because it seems a lot of people don't like to give answers to questions on this platform
@Chris Titus Tech to enable group policy editor
open a cmd(admin)
paste this
FOR %F IN ("%SystemRoot%\servicing\Packages\Microsoft-Windows-GroupPolicy-ClientTools-Package~*.mum") DO (
DISM /Online /NoRestart /Add-Package:"%F"
)
FOR %F IN ("%SystemRoot%\servicing\Packages\Microsoft-Windows-GroupPolicy-ClientExtensions-Package~*.mum") DO (
DISM /Online /NoRestart /Add-Package:"%F"
)
then do a restart
Configuring Linux means adding and setting up features that you'd like to use.
Configuring Windows means moving Microsoft obstacles out of your way. And rebooting.....
LOL So True!
@Saeed Habibi Done to the original post, and to yours! :)
Microsoft windows 10 is a Maze of failure.
This is inexact, if you compare the kernel alone, you don't want to use that, both side.
If you compare a linux distribution, well, so many things to uninstall on a stock Ubuntu desktop that's it's the same boat.
@@JulesArchinova So you take the most bloated distro to represent "Linux" when comparing it to Windows? Nice try! :D But that's not the point at all. Even on Ubuntu, removing unwanted packages is a matter of one command. And if it's still a problem, I believe you can download a netboot image, where you choose which packages you want to install. Now compare it to Windows, where you have to dig in the registry editor, group policy editor, task scheduler, services manager, or somewhere deep in the system settings or control panel to remove something that you don't want to be there.
One of my biggest beefs with Microsoft is that they think that MY COMPUTER that I BUILT, is their computer and they can do whatever they want, whenever they want, even if it totally buggers up something that I am doing. I like these videos that tell me how I can pry their evil fingers of my computer, leaving it in my control. Thanks.
wait till you get an iphone
Thats Apple youre talking about.. they own you and your devices when you bought them cash. And you are not allowed to customize- skins, themes etc. M$ dont do that.. My Windows are totally custom and I can do what I want.
I put aluminum foil on all my windows and now I keep all the bandwidth to myself...
damn you... now there will be alu foil shortage, cuz everyone will do it 😁
Some people just don't understand... What an underrated comment! 🤣
Put it on your head instead. Believe it or not radio signals can actually go through walls, ceilings, floors ... ect. You need a actual faraday cage around your router to block all radio signal traffic.
This comment needs a few thousand more likes
How often do you baste? 🤔
Somebody said you need to be a sysadmin to learn Linux.
But It seems you need to be a sysadmin to learn Windows.
I think this is the proof of every OS have their own learning curve.
Nice video as always.
Window$ is like an expensive car; always needs complicated fixing. Many Linux versions are like everyday cars--some run for years with only basic maintenance done in minutes. I don't miss defrags and cleaning the registry when uninstallers leave all kinds of dreck behind in Window$. Linux has a registry, but it's nothing like the Window$ registry; it can't break your whole system from what I've read, and it doesn't need to be cleaned. Linux has a defrag command, but the file structures are set up different, for much less fragmentation, so I've never bothered to even try doing it. So I need far less SysAdmin time in Linux for my home/small office use.
This! Every operating system can be used by a novice, but mastery of each one takes years and dedication to learning all the ins and outs. I would never call one more complex than another. They are just different flavors, with different issues.
The average person barely knows how to use Windows, so they would have ZERO chance on Linux.
The difference is that it is a lot easier to show/teach someone how to do something on Windows, since it is mostly just point and click, so chances are good they will also remember how to do it.
Lets say, installing a custom gfx driver for example.
go to website, click download, double click the file, install..
Doing the same on linux is extremely complicated by comparison and requires learning how to use command line and the required command/parameters. Even for an experienced IT person, this is a lot of effort if you have no previous Linux experience.
@@RussMichaels Exactly! Most of the stuff it's just point n' click on Windows, no, the average user is not gonna use the terminal like it's the 1990's...
I still hate Windows ofc, it's just that linux needs way more than just wine working flawlessly
Thanks for the tip. One thing: it would have been good for you to display an "after" network transfer monitor to demonstrate the results of the change.
I have seen this several times. He doesn't show whether his idea worked or not.
Updates do not take precedence on bandwidth. the BITS service (background intelligent transfer service) only uses unused/available bandwidth on the line.
If this was true he'd show a before and after.
I was just thinking the exact same thing.
@@MohdHasan-mh7cl It's just because it doesn't. first of all , some system services need to have priority over user apps on some things, that's why this policy exist. second , why no one understands that, if windows was taking bandwidth and using it, the bandwidth usage would be always 100%, this graphics show the complete ethernet usage ...
Chris seems to move forward very quickly. He does do a lot of great stuff for us. Often he finds new stuff and shares it with us. Inevitably he forgets or does not get time to do all he would like, or check thoroughly.
As far as I can tell, but I might be wrong, he never has implemented it into his Tool script, contrary to that he said he would in the video. This could be that he just forgot, or because of the reasons discussed here which are that it is a crap idea. Or it could be a combination of both.
Or it could be that dammed out of control UA-cam comment checking Bot which does some crazy filtered shadow banning things and somehow regulates who gets to see what comments.
The amount of crap in Windows 10 is so big that I should make a list of all the stuff that I'll need to disable on every installation
I have that list :D
@@smalldeekgeorge we want that list!
I will make video about it. :)
Be sure to have a pen or notepad open : )
And that why I switch to Linux. Never be so Happy to work on my PC. Im 3D artist
Chris, I know this is an older tool, but the things that you come up with and teach everyone - are exceptional - the way you teach it as well is really first class (coming from a trainer) Well done.
Thank you for this. Seriously. I love the video format with the zooming in so we can read it, and you cover all the little details without assuming we already know everything or coming off as condescending like so many "guides" do. You earned a sub today, sir.
RegEdit: look at me. I am the admin now.
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Great vid! For Windows Home Ed. you can set the value between 0-100 with 20 being the default.
"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."
Hey! I want to thank you for this. I did exactly what you did and the results I have is staggering.
Now I don't know if watching videos on Twitch count but, after having done this I can now watch 1080p60fps live streams without the buffer plaguing my view.
Seriously, it's a giant improvement from only being to watch live streams @ 360p or 160p relatively fine with some occasional buffering happening.
Maybe this will even improve my own streaming on Twitch.
Thank you again.
Stay AWESOME B-)
This has been an issue going as far back as Windows 7 if I am remembering correctly (might even be Vista, not sure after all these years lol). It used to be easier to change in Home versions too if I remember correctly as well. I have done this for years with every new installation to free up bandwidth and make connections faster. I'm glad to see a more modern video covering this topic!
The amount of *quality* information on this channel, and the polished easy-to-follow delivery of the information.. is priceless. Bravo!
I agree with you more than I do not.
But just a couple of points:
_ I don't think Chris ever implemented this into his tool script.
_ there have been some comments by seemingly qualified people that this was a crap idea, totally pointless and not worth doing.
I tried to pass on a link to examples, but the comment got deleted
(Chris may never have seen the comments.
UA-cam has a crazy out of control comment checking Bot that is possibly organizing who sees what and when. I don't know for sure about that, there might be an innocent explanation, but I and a lot of others are experiencing some crazy things here currently as regards what is happening to comments)
What amazes me more is your speed, where I am from, the fastest I ever got out of LTE was a little more than 50 mbps on a capped connection, you are almost running at 1gbps. In my country, if you have an uncapped connection, the speed offered is normally 5 mbps, if you have 10mbps or above, you are classified as an "Elite user". Thank you for making me realize my country is eons behind with our "high speed internet"
since they operate our devices over us, no need to even ask for it, ...shouldn't they buy them for us as well?????
@@rayjennings3637 "Welcome to Microsoft's BSD cable TV channel. BSD all day, all night, all the time. Don't bother changing channels. This is the only one you're allowed to have. Enjoy!"
They do. I had like 70$ bucks cut from my bank account. So I checked. Turns out when I bought my laptop, and they give you MS Office free for a year, it's still on automatic rebuy. If you have a bank account connected to it then it will autobuy MS OFFICE. What bullshittery. Idk who's at fault but I didn't fucking want Ms Office so why is it on autobuy
The issue is that, on your video, after you apply the policy, I still see the picks you describe as bandwidth limits; I can conclude that the fact of seeing those picks is not related to this bandwidth limitation or is not a good indicator of this problem (because still present after the "patch").
Thanks for raising this "feature" I did not know !
I was transferring close to a million files, so the spool time was likely causing the pricks. As a good showcase I should have transferred a single large file for comparison, but I was being lazy hehe.
@@ChrisTitusTech Please don't say You are lazy, datte hontou wa crazy
@@ChrisTitusTech Do a benchmark.
It definitely wasn't Windows downloading anything because then the total bandwidth shown by his graph would not have gone down at all, since it would have just been used by Windows instead which is then not visible on a total bandwidth graph.
It is a classic misinterpretation of a graph.
QoS is not exclusively used by Windows as well, it has its purpose to be there and prioritise traffic according to importance.
Your router does that as well.
So while you may get sometimes tiny speed advantages on data transfers, you will slow down other network functions, since they no longer get priority.
I wish I had known about this fix a couple of years ago. I was running a large database-enabled data processing job that ran overnight. Windows decided it had to update itself and download the update. Of course the update caused a reboot, which killed my job. I lost a whole day’s work. If Windows had been forced to wait until the data processing/transfer were done, The reboot wouldn’t have mattered.
Thanks for the tip! I’ll be jailing the Widows bandwidth robber this evening!
I started unplugging from the internet the first time this happened to me.
Nuke 'em from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.
Good job! You have screwed up QoS!
Now services and applications that normally can request bandwith because they're critical will be blocked by any crappy program that eats all your bandwith. Bravo!
This has been a thing since the XP era. One of the first things I do after I do a fresh install, is to change this setting. It has been this way for years, and years.
I saw the bandwidth hits, but did not know what was doing it. Now I know, and it is fixed!
Interesting experiment. Using MS Home edition, I looked at my ethernet traffic (no wireless, no file transfers), made the changes suggested, rebooted the PC. The traffic spikes were actually worse and more frequent after the registry entry change. So I removed the registry entry.
Now I need to do research to figure out where those traffic spikes are coming from. I think I liked it better when I wasn't aware of this. lol
Don't forget to add 'Windows' to the registry path at the end. Look it up if you are not familiar with this. Have a good one.
Dude you are my hero, i can't believe there is people who dig way too deep into Microsoft BS operating system and still give us nice things we didn't ask for, but the ones we deserve!!!!!
Once again you've come up trumps. This really solved stuttering problems experienced using Virtual Desktop on Oculus 2. Many thanks Chris. :)
WOW! This fixed an issue I've had for a while while using the Qobuz streaming service. While listening to music on Qobuz it would stutter and stammer if I opened or used another program on my PC. I've opened up several programs and other YT videos and seamless streaming! Thank you! 👍👍👍😎
Good video. Thumbs up. But I would have liked to see and "after" showing the valleys gone.
on speedtest my ping went from 12 to 9 and then my download and upload speed doubled
Did this on my PC first then today on my wife's and I can say wow.
As your typical Windows user I don't have the need to use Linux just yet but I do like to learn how to optimise system.
It may not be that advanced to some people but it sure is for me and it made noticeable difference.
Thanks. 🤙
Thanks Chris, been waiting for this!
Thank you so much for doing these vids, helped me out loads, as want to set pc up for radio show so don't what windows sticking it's oar in. Have a great holiday season or as best as you can with what's going on.
Hi Chris,
This is a very clever 'Hidden Feature'. ;D
Thank you for mentioning this, I did not know about this.
I hope this can get added to your debloat script as well.
Greetz from Ireland
Argai74
Thought the same of adding it to debloat according to pro version and home version
I have to use windows on my work machine and a recent version of office is a must so I can't use windows AME, your toolbox, steven black hosts and these tips really make me a little less self-conscious while I'm working. Thank you very much!
This actually is one of the reasons why I switched to Linux. Not the only reason. I dipped my toes into Linux since the late 00's or early 10's (I tried out Ubuntu in the late 00's). When I upgraded W7 to W10 on a system which did not have a SSD, an i5-750 and relatively slow internet (14-17 Mbps) things went south: the boottime increased with more than 100%, it was slow with starting up programs...W10 clearly could not handle a hard drive back then. So I wanted to downgrade again to W7 but W10 refused to do that because I opened the folder (either some bad luck with a bad sector on my hard drive or because I looked in it without changing anything). I also noticed how W10 kept using the internet and kept having too much disc-activity while I did not even do anything with my computer (no open browser for example), indeed for its own services which it prioritizes over whatever the user is doing. This was pretty much the moment that I decided to switch to Linux.
I like to be in charge over my system and I believe that an OS should serve the user and the user should not serve the OS. Linux is not perfect, there are some dumb things on Linux too. For example, the last update with Pacman it kept using the same broken mirror (
You can just remove the broken mirror from the mirrorlist.
@@ClifffSVK I can but I would like Pacman to do that automatically. When you usually have a download-'speed' (actually throughput) of 7 MBps then Pacman should detect that something is wrong when you download
@@peterjansen4826 Do you really think the Arch developers care about being user friendly?
@@ClifffSVK Generally speaking Arch is quite user-friendly. It is just a screwup of the package-manager developers, that is all. They should have integrated a mirror-handling tool or have developed that separately so that the user can combine it.
I guess it is a good incentive to try out NixOS and Slackware on another partition.
@@peterjansen4826 Have you checked if there's any pacman frontend with a built in mirrorlist manager? You can't be the only one that complained about this.
I did the reg edit and rebooted, instant fix to a long standing problem thank you so very much!
Makes me wonder if we should be adding this on a to-do list for our Windows workstation at work?
Group Policys! I need to write down all the settings I do for my GPOs at my work. There are quite a few tweaks to be made, but once they are set any new PCs that join the domain get all these good settings.
@@ChrisTitusTech I was thinking Group Policy as well! In fact, it's gotten me curious to see if we already have it added to our group policies for our customers. I would probably wager that we don't!
I think I'm going to add this to my default domain policy tomorrow at work.
@@ChrisTitusTech Could you share all the tweaks in the Group Policy you do?
@@ChrisTitusTech it is policies, not policys...
Finally, I have given up on Win(10).
Switched to Linux mint, and I am happy 😊!
It took too much toll to work with Windows. Each day I would face a new dilemma. Lately, Win 10 started disconnecting me from wifi connection!! WTH 😠!!
I can get to internet only through WiFi and win10 is blocking it...
To my surprise, this is common problem experienced by most of the users.
I am no more with Windows, I am using LM, (has been using LM for last 8 years, as dual boot) even if it feels like 20 geared car.. 😁❤️
Very interesting configuration.
Chris always has some pretty cool settings to show.
I would very much like to see how you do the configuration on your customers' computers.
Could you have a video explaining this?
All the while bringing the best to fit the old windows! Thanks, Chris!!
Enjoys this video within Manjaro XFCE with all the customization and sipping tea, damn it feels good to be a gangsta :)
Isn't KDE lighter than Xfce now? It also scales better. Not sure if you were aware, just thought I'd share just in case. Cheers and God bless.
@@Amos_Huclkeberry teach me master. I reslly want to get into limux
@@Amos_Huclkeberry I tried both kde and xfce, from my experience xfce is the lightest than kde and I loved it with it minimalist look and layout plus the customisation on xfce blew my mind. Kde is on another level tho
@@Amos_Huclkeberry KDE is not as light as XFCE unless you only focus on RAM. CPU/GPU is used more on the KDE side. And even in RAM, if you do a minimal Arch install of XFCE and one with KDE, XFCE will be considerably lighter.
@@Amos_Huclkeberry And what exactly do you mean by scaling better? :/
It is easier to begin configuring KDE cuz all settings are in one place but KDE is more limited in configuration (the default panels are terribly limited compared to xfce4-panel).
For Windows 10 Home users, the Group Policy editor actually came along with every single versions of any Windows 10. It is only disabled by default in Home version. You can easily enable it using Powershell hack (just Google it and download the script, only few KiloBytes)
You never shown that this actually change anything
Bc the difference is very minimal
@@meeks726 youd believe anything you read on the net
Because that graph doesn't actually show a difference. It only shows network usage, it doesn't care _what_ is using up bandwidth, including Windows itself so if those dips were created by Windows using up bandwidth there wouldn't be dips to begin with.
I'm not saying this wouldn't make a difference in throughput of what you're actually looking to transfer necessarily (although I am fairly certain it won't make a huge amount of difference), but I am saying that graph doesn't prove what he claims it does.
@@ohkay8939 Might be safer on Windows home regedit to set the value at 10 or 20, otherwise in 6 months time when you've forgotten what this obscure registry key is and it all goes to sh1t and Windows 10 stops downloading the next major update, or my torrents or some other huge file keeps stalling - at least it'll download slowly and I won't be totally crippled researching the problem for a week.
Have you simply tried.... Control Panel, Network & Sharing Center, Change adapter setting, Properties, Unchecked QoS Packet Scheduler?
Might do the same thing.
Unchecking a box Unbinds or Disables that function without uninstalling and Easy to fix if some service breaks. Disable unused Net functions can prevent Security Problems. While many Hype IP V6, many users still does not need it. Disabling "Microsoft Networks" on the Property page should not affect MS "Cloud Services" or even login to business servers using ADS.
A Design Tip! Make every option in System Tweaks Yes/No. Add 'Apply' button down right.
This has been a major annoyance to me for a very long time, THANK YOU for this great tip!!
Slight issue with the registry edit. Upon checking other sources, the actual key created should be HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/Policies/Microsoft/ *Windows* /Psched
I made the folder like he said should i change to what you did or just add another folder with same changes?
@@shayeladshayelad2416 Delete that folder and make a new one in the listed directory (in Windows) with the same changes as in the video. That was what I did.
@@rz1_1221 There are two locations - one for USER specific and then machine. User is the over ride here.
@@dfabeagle718 maybe. But all sources I've checked list Local Machine as where you would put the changes. If you want it to be user specific, than sure, put it in Current User. Doesn't matter too much.
Thank you for making our OS experience better! Greetings from Bulgaria 😎
Thanks Chris, I found this very helpful.
Hi Chris, thanks for the tip. Also, in Win10 v20H2 the registry path created by gpedit is "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Psched"
I Don't Use Windows But I Support Chris So I'll Watch It! 😂
Thanks man!
@@ChrisTitusTech You're Awesome! And You're Welcome :P
I use temple os the alpha of operating systems
Great video! This is the kind of crap that drives me crazy about Microsoft's operating system. *sigh* THANK YOU for making this kind of information available!
Man this is an oldie but a goodie.
windows 10 is so much bloated... Thank you Chris for helping clear this mess out.
@@alexch3672 nice sent us the link please so we check it out
I'm a 44 years old woman who is making digital art, a friend showed me the unbloat windows video... now I'm feeling like Hackergirl! XD I'm watching more videos.
Same here haha
How does this compare to setting the connection as metered?
Hi Chris, thanx for making this video, U always come with amazing and knowledgeable videos like this. We need more people like U because that will make the world a better place! Respect 👊🙏!!! Keep the good work as we all need to B educated, thanx a million!!!
Tutorial starts at 2:05
bruh he got timestamps
Nice one. Did you script on one of my PCs and so far, it works just fine. Will try this one on my laptop, as it is painfully slow sometimes while transfering data
QOS is not an evil Microsoft thing by the way, it is there for you to traffic shape your network traffic. It is available on multiple platforms of OS's on computers and it is also on routers and various other network equipment. If you leave it enabled, you could just change the priorities and give whatever application you are using priority over everything else. Why not just go into the properties of your network card and turn it off?
And here I was thinking you were going to talk about something simple like limiting delivery optimization under windows update settings. Great video. Technical. Thank you.
Mr Chris, you should make a video explaining why windows gets slow overtime and how to fix it.
Reformat every 6 months or so and you'll be alright
@@Coolie-ds4tu but it clears the data?
Thank you so much for this information and fix. I live in a country which has very slow connection speed. I did the fix and hope it all works.
Thank you for a very informative content.
i love you chris, you are making the world a better place
Would setting your network as a Metered Connection stop this from happening too, perhaps? I know that this stops auto updates but maybe it’ll stop this too?
So metered connection stops auto updates really??? Does it effect speed cause I really want to disable auto updates because the 20H0 update screwed my computer up and I had to do a reinstall as system restore removed the spot I made for others down the line
@@dnakatomiuk Maaaan you reinstalled Windows to remove the 20H2 update? Nooo that sucks!
I uninstalled it myself, but you didn’t have to do all that! You just had to go to Control Panel (the legacy app) > Programs > View installed updates, and then right-click the 20H2 update there and uninstall it!
And yeah! Setting your connection as metered (which doesn’t affect much at all apart from updates) disables auto-downloads of updates and makes it so you have to manually click a ‘Download’ button to update. It’s a simple fix but every Linux user who says there’s no way to disable them seems to not know this trick
Setting up a metered connection does not disable auto updates. It will disable most auto updates but no critical ones.
The qos and the reserved Bandwidth are for priority transfers, disabling it will disable the priority feature.
Qos is not exclusively used by Windows and also not just for updates.
Therefore: no, setting up a metered connection will not do the same as disabling qos bandwidth.
Awesome!! Chris looking forward to see this add on the toolbox Power shell thanks for your great work.
this makes little or no difference, it just quality of services (QoS)for your network traffic
This guy is the reason why I, an enterprise IT admin lock down permissions. He's just clicking buttons and calling it a fix without understanding what any of it is..
After looking at some of the comments in the meantime, and the fact that it does not appear that Chris ever implemented this in his tool, I expect he noticed something one day, had a quick idea about what it might be, did a quick video, realized later he was wrong and it was a waste of time, but left the video as it gets views and is monetarized etc.
It’s about sharing the bandwidth with other people so he said if it at 0 then everyone will get equal amount of speed so I put 100% so my device gets all the internet speed that is something I thought about after hearing him say about it lol let me see how my game feels now as my connection normally shit and I did have mine on 0% limit. Wish me luck
I knew it! For ages I've had these ridiculous ping spikes in games that go from 20 ping up to 1200 ping. Been looking for a workaround for a long time and this seems to be perfect. Thank you so much!
Did it helped?
Another excellent video Chris !! 👍 However in Win 11 Pro the hierarchy inside the registry is a little different (whereas Microsoft is “before,” Policies. Of course I’m just viewing, “this video,” for the first time. However I did perform GPE tweak. Excellent video !! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I get an error when typing "gpedit.msc"
Follow the regedit method
Probably you are using windows 10 home where you can access gpedit.msc, so you have to follow the regedit method
maybe its windows like linux 🤣🤣
Shutdown the Macbook😂
you have the basic version of windows with has less features no bitlocker, it have almost everything but a few bits here and there (usually targeted for either company or advanced users missing)
Fantastic job Chris! 👍🏻 👍🏻
Greetings from Netherland
What I need is a way to completely and reliably remove Cortana and Edge from my Win10
Grant your self full access to windows 10 files delete them then set it up so windows dosnt have premision to create new files
Yeah I went In file to delete microsoft edge in files,but it keeps coming back. Microsoft edge just won't leave me alone.
. you need to grany full control then remove there right to right to the file ( leave the folder but block them from writing to it)
And how would I do that? If my computer skills were at that kind of level, I would be using Linux.
@@StarlasAiko i mean i just watch a vedio on it and did it
Thanks for the video, I have full speed now! Also you were featured in a MrWhoseTheBoss video! (Although he pronounces Linux wrong haha)
* sees Chris' download speed *
* cries in German *
*cries in south-american*
I didn't think this was going to make any difference but I tried it anyway and now, when I'm not doing anything with apps the fan stops after a few seconds. Previously the fan would run most of the time with the laptop not actually doing anything. Occasionally it starts up but quiets down after a few seconds. Good one!. Many thanks
Sheepishly look at feet while holding my Season Fast Pass...
hello mr.Titus, i understood you are settingup a gamerig..., and now i got curious what kind of games u like playing...:) tnx upload, i really have to debloat win again, but i will wait for your next upload, since u told us you will implement this tweak in your downladable version later;)
grtz from Holland;)
Can you also explain the 2 other setting which next to this one "limit outstanding packets" and "set timer resolution"
Am for sure waiting on the revert function on the debloating! Exciting. Thanks for this as well
This is a very old trick. I been doing that for a very long time now. is the same for windows 7.
iam guessing it works in windows 8.1 pro as well?
@@rallyscoot yes it does work as well.
When I did this trick just now, the dialog box says it works all the way back to XP.
Gr8 Tip again.. Becoming more of a fan for every video..
Keep it up, Chris!
If wasn’t a gamer I’ll would of move over Mac OS.
If wasn’t for CAD software I have, I would move to Linux.
Apple are pure evil, don't even.
Did the RegEdit just by following the video! Thanks Chris
No thanks 🙏 I'm in Linux forever
RIP to Microsoft
I'm using Debian-lxqt for my personal use, it's awesome 👏 For video editing and software development ❤️works superbly with just 4gb ram.
Its only using 350mb of ram
And super nice for virtualization for software development.
Windows 10 was horrible and full of spyware.
SatelliteOffice ubuntu had a lot of versions such As LUBUNTU, KUBUNTU, XUBUNTU
@SatelliteOffice Linux Mint and OpenSuse Tumbleweed are my 2 favourite distro's.
ur tool box is my new favorite tool(been using ur scripts sinde day1), i shared ur site with every person i know,
favorite feature is the disable firewall n defender, if u are only gaming and using UA-camyou are good,,,,,,
and editing gamifies for mods, defenders gets in the way and marks ur work as a virus
I fixed it by getting rid of it and moving to Linux based last year
Hi, I'm not an expert but this is what my friend (who is an expert, been working in tech since CP/M days) says:
"Actually, if you set it to zero it will make things worse. It's a myth that it reserves bandwidth. What it does is IN CASE your internet is in FULL USE, AND CONCURRENTLY if windows need an update, the update will use ONLY 20% of the bandwidth to download. That way you can still use the net and watch youtube WHILE windows downloads updates. Its actually a windows update limiter setting that you set to zero which means use whatever you can and not the 20%.
If you set it to zero, windows update will use more bandwidth when you concurrently use the internet as it will "fight" for bandwidth and the net balancer will make it go to 50% of the bandwidth or more, similar to when you download 2 files, they split your bandwidth in half. Needless to say, it doesn't work at all when there are no updates to download or one has the updates disabled."
Any thoughts? Cheers and all the best!
Fix: install a Linux distro
Thanks for the heads up and fix!
I noticed something was off testing GeForce Now. Reporting a spoty connection on my PC. While 5G hotspot worked better LOL.
You do awesome things Chris 😉 keep doing that 👌
Just done 2 recommendation's from you, obviously, this one and also "Speed up windows with one command"... As yet have not fully tested either of them... will let you know...
Recently, I have replaced my hard drive (Had to!), with ssd, also upgraded my ram from 6 to 8GB, ever since doing this I have been getting all sorts of "BSOD", so far have not been able to cure whatever the problem is... I for one would really appreciate a video on solving these issues... I just want a stable laptop like I used to have... Thanks for everything so far... Fred... Indonesia...
Thanks Chris ! The regedit in Home is quicker than going through the menus in Pro :)
Very cool
Thank you
Going to subscribe
Definitely good information
also for users with basic knowledge that don't want to mess with advanced options like registry you can go to :Windows Settings > Delivery Optimizations > Advanced Options > And getting some extra settings , not so in Admin level but good to prevent the windows from fraking your dl speeds :)
Great addition Chris. Thanks again 👍
Friendly reminder that this is the 100% legal way, and that, in general, if you can avoid changing stuff in RegEdit, you should.
For the people that do not care for legality and have Windows Home: there IS a GPEdit Enabler script on the internet. Very easy to find, too.
Loving your channel. Keep it up!
Thanks for the video. I use my mobile hotspot for my internet at home since it's unmetered and some times it's slower than others.
Awesome Chris, Thanks for all you do.
Another great Windoze fix video. Thanks Chris!
Just a little warning for folks wanting to remove Onedrive with your script to back up anything in the Onedrive folders first.
I didn't realize soon enough that my pictures were being saved to the Onedrive folder and using your script to remove Onedrive caused me to lose all pictures in that folder. I had a restore point set and used it but didn't get my pictures back. That's life with Windows 10.
Keep up the great work.
Also just wanted to point out that everyone is entitled to FastPass at Disneyworld/land it's just something that is included with your ticket. It's not like someone who bought more expensive tickets get's it vs someone who bought the lowest priced tickets. FastPass+ is a digital ticketing system that allows every ticket holder the opportunity to “skip-the-line” on three select attractions at one park per day. All forms of admission include the same amount of FastPasses, and they are completely free.
Thanks Mickey ! 😃😂😉