hello Britec, i have a question i have a laptop, with windows 10 Install 2004 version, legit copy, here the problem eveytime he ask to update , but everytime the update froze even if i wait like 24 hours it's get stock at 48% , then i have for force to shut down and roll back which take time too, then the next day its want to update again, but every time the laptop do not complete the damn update now i have been cancelling this update like 5 time already and roll back, but every time its try to update it again and again. lenovo g570
this improved my latency by 10-20 % and everything in the menus searching for online games etc is extremely fast and no delay so idk what youre talking about. i hit search and the list is full, before i did this i had to wait while the list slowly populates but now it just says result limit reached instantly.... so i know you think you are so smart but you are also wrong lol
I used this in windows 11 and discovered that 80% of the regedits was already there but I had to change value on every one. It was surprisingly easy and great tutorial
I'm joining the "please redo the video" club, for those who have no idea what they are doing and blindly following along. You are very clearly entering the values as hex when you should be entering them as decimal. Windows is clearly showing the decimal value right next to the hex value entered. If this doesn't blow up people's networking, it's plain luck. Unless you're going to tell me that Windows doesn't care if you enter a decimal number into a hex field
Just by chance, I decided to read some of the comments here and read that the values should be set as Decimals rather than Hexadecimal. So, before I rebooted my computer I went back and changed everything to Decimals then rebooted my computer. Right off the bat, I noticed a huge difference in my internet speeds. I don't know what would've happened if I left everything as Hex and I really don't want to know. Especially if it means learning things the hard way. Everything is working great as is and I don't wanna screw it up. Tech issues are just way too time-consuming for me. But, overall thank you for the vid @Britec09. I hope the new year has been treating you well.
When you tell people how to do registry values please understand that anything that starts with 0x is a hexidecimal value. The value in parens is the decimal equivalent. The values in parens is NOT some sort of maximum value (as you stated multiple times, whic indicates you do not know the difference). The advice is great and works IF you set the values with the correct number representation (DEC not HEX). Happy New Year!
hello, I think Britec09 is correct and the way he explains is still correct. Both are the same values, hexa unlike decimal is more used in system code and they use less power
I don't want to bore you but I assure you that you were wrong, in hexadecimal you should have put fffe instead of 65534, 10000 instead of 65536, 40 instead of 64 etc ... The values you indicate are decimal values not HEX
@@Britec09 NO. You entered as 1470 is actually an MTU of 5232 bytes per maximum transmission size. This is going to F UP many peoples' communications. HEX and DEC are different representations of the same value. One is base 16 the other 10 (everything you told people here were base 10 values, but you selected HEX in every case).
@@schneidermannn4822 I know this is 10 months late but, don't use ANY of the suggest edits at all. Maybe at best some help? But you'd at best have an unnoticeable decrease in latency or something.
For DefaultTTL for it to be set to 64... you need to type in 40 as the right number for 64 TTL. Numbers in brackets are what it actually refers to during registry.
I like your channel but you really made many fundamental mistakes this time, like when setting a reg value to 32 but saying it can go to 50 has nothing (see 3:05) to do with each other, If we are to trust you you have to be more technically correct.
I have a good PC but this setings made it laggy and unoperable , then the back up didn't fully been restored for some reason i had to use system restore to get it fixed PS : i followed your instruction precisly as you shown
why are so many people saying to enter them as decimal. i just followed the video like it says and it seems to have made an improvement. now im not sure if i need to change some of them to hex and some to dec and if i should find a different video because i really want to make the maximum improvement. but even though i just followed this eexactly it made a big difference.
So, it was fairly obvious some of the numbers given were meant to be decimal (they were powers of 2) instead of hex. I repeated the video but ensured "decimal" was clicked in the regedit user interface, and received better speed test values than when the numbers were entered as "hex" (which is the regedit user interface default). However, then I removed all the entries that had been added, and received similar speed test results as I had obtained with the values entered as decimal. Overall, my Comcast advertises I should be getting 170 Mbps D/L, 6 U/L on my plan (cheapest they have). My Win10 20H2 Intel laptop maxes out around 120 Mbps D/L, 6 Mbps U/L while my 13 yr old AMD desktop running Linux Mint 18.3 routinely maxes out around 203 Mbps D/L, 6 Mbps U/L. (I ensured I was testing against the same server in all tests.) This is with laptop WiFi turned off and connected directly to the Comcast router with Cat 5 cable, like my desktop. I'm thinking main difference is laptop is running Acronis True Image 2021 which also includes antivirus including "cyber protect".
Thank you for the edits, however these values need to be decimal. I'm no computer wiz, I just game alot, but I listened to u w hex the first time and ended up w packet loss. Switched every value to Dec after researching the correct values for each edit and it works phenominally.
Does this increase the use of internet bandwidth? That is to say, will this cause a larger amount of netowork usage for the same typical task? Some internet connections are metered and capped at number of Gigabytes per month. If typical use case is the same before and after making these changes (lets say livestreaming a game for 2 hours), would the amount of internet "spent" be the same or greater with the changes in place?
It has more to do with how your PC uses bandwidth and does nothing about your connection to and from it. Think of it as a faucet on a water line. If you constrain the flow of water at the facet it does nothing about the amount of water flowing to it just how your faucet handles the flow.
I guess I need more context on what each of these changes are doing. Data is data so 5mbps is going to be 5mbps no matter what these settings are. But, since I lack understanding of what these settings are doing, Im assuming that there may be some sort of overlap or some sort of duplication of packets in an effort to improve the end user experience, thus adding more "spent" internet bandwidth for the same data. Its an ignorant but valid question :)
Hey Brian, so I have gone through your list and applied it. I made a save file "clean" as you recommended and want to import the original "clean" version but it says I have insufficient permission. What do I do about that?
@@Britec09 sorry bro today I tried the test again now it's ok but the first time I did the restraint I had a ping of 500 and now today I have to try again when it improved I don't know what :) thanks again
Compañero todos los valores que añade a regedit deben ser en base decimal, y MTU optimo es paquetes enviados sin desfragmentar 28 de cabecera ip en tu caso 1472+28 =1500 lo normal en redes con cable ethernet
I did these, and the response is almost snappy-fast now! I thought I had a big lag at first, but I'm not sure that was related; will be monitoring. But Thanks! BTW, I used the values as decimal.
@@Britec09 yeah, I absolutely adore it when Microsoft decides to install an executable in my system32 directory. Ugh. Going to figure out how to obliterate it from my system.
happy new year - there was me thinking the best way for low latency gaming is not to use wifi because the half duplex shared bandwidth , but to use a Cat(5,6,7) cable into a switchport instead, that way latency is as low as it can get on the local end - even though i have a lot of experience in networks and thoroughly understand intimately how things work at each layer of the TCP/IP and other protocol stacks, i wouldn' t alter things like send and receive windows or time to live settings, I *DO* however disable unused network services that intermittently grab bandwidth, I wouldnt alter the client settings... things are setup dynamically for a reason, and would take too long to explain how it all works...
So what in here is safe to do? I have changed tcpwindowsize to 65535 dec and DefaultTTL to 40(64) would I simply just delete DefaultTTL since I had to create that registry
Please I need help I’ve done most of these tweaks out of ignorance and won’t let me backup even tho I created a backup. I’m on dsl connection 25/2mbps (PPPOE) MTU on router is set to 1492 by default. I changed tcpwindowsize and maxuserport irpstacksize and now my ping is higher. Idk what to do
Very interesting and informative. I believe that you should have mentioned in your guide that the case for each key is important (i.e. DefaultTTL is not the same as defaultttl). Beginners would not know the difference.
@@jamalmurrayleftnut8444 TTL is Time To Live which is the timeout factor for the packet. M$ has some case sensitive registry entries which prompted my comment.
All those 65k values should be decimal NOT hexidecimal. The value in the parens is the decimal equivalent to the hexidecimal value that is the default.
HNY Brian and family and and to all subs! I'm getting an error as follows, I created a regbackup before applying the changes above. I have Kaspersky TS installed just wondering if this is stopping it. Cannot import regbackup.reg : Not all data was successfully written to the registry. Some keys are open by the system or other processes, or you have insufficient privileges to perform this operation. I opened regedit as administrator, how can I replace the registry so it removes the changes I made without having to go and manually remove them? Cheers matey.
@@Zendukai I'm late but happened the same to me. I just watched the video on my phone and undo the changes manually. The second try I did was easier. Restart on the Troubleshoot mode (press and keep it pressed the shift key and restart the PC), on the next menu chose Troubleshoot, next Advance Options, and then System Restore. Chose a restore point before the changes. Always create restore point before changing anything.
@@carloschaparro07 I had to manually remove them all. Would like to get on top of doing a reg back up and restore it without error, if need be. I mean what's the good of doing the registry backup if you can't restore it? Like you said create a restore point first is the fix.
I was one of the people who watched the video when it came out, didn't question it and went on with my life. I HAD TO UNDO IT JUST NOW when I rediscovered the video. I cannot believe he let this level of incompetency on an educational channel. Disgraceful.
"It tells you here you can go up to 50". This is scary. Hexadecimal versus decimal values? I'm hoping this was just auto-generated CCs, and you aren't serious.
unfortunately I did this tweak and my internet is still exactly the same speed as before. I even did a speed test and it's exactly the same with or rwithout the tweaks. so too bad this was a waste of time. damn this was too good to be true for me.
i had some edits already in by default same numbers you had but mine were in decimal while youre were in hexidecimal. Mind you they were already there by default. I noticed the total numbers were different. You entered them in hexidecimal.
OMG. are you serious? dont change the hexadecimal value. change the decimal value.... how is this working for people and getting views when its wrong at such a basic level?
Gonna have to say you should have taken this video down long ago. You VERY obviously don't understand the difference between Hex and Dec, YES there is the option to use both but they are not interchangeable values. Please consider the following carefully, if all the criticism is consistent with each other chances are there is something wrong. I have looked through it myself and its a wonder how you didn't realize what you did wrong. It is instantly testable to disprove the statement "it means Max Values" my simply changing the value you stated, the INSTANT the number changes suddenly the "Max Value" changes which if it was an actual Max Value then it wouldn't change. Please take down the video, I do not care how old this video is, remove it and either apologize for being incompetent or upload a video explaining the steps again using the correct values with a HUGE DISCLAIMER about it probably being wrong. for example, my MTU value is 1472 a DECIMAL value. If I typed it as you suggested, it would come out as a DECIMAL value of 5234. In HEX values that would be 0x00001472, however if I had 1472 as decimal the correct HEX would be 0x000005c0. Can you comprehend the SHEAR difference in those numbers when being just 1 decimal value off can cause ERRORS?
What are the pros of these changes, i miss a "before and after" section.... Also you could make a .reg file with all the changes for convenience to download ;-) Happy New Year!
This is awful advice purely because the presenter does not know the difference between hex and decimal values and therefore suggesting nonsense they 'think is good''. Gave up at TTL...it stands for Time To Live and is the number of hops a packet is allowed to exist in it's journey...it is not a value of seconds.
@@rage9107 i have no idea but try following the video again but instead, do it in decimal as he is putting all the values in hexadecimal which is wrong
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hello Britec, i have a question i have a laptop, with windows 10 Install 2004 version, legit copy, here the problem eveytime he ask to update , but everytime the update froze even if i wait like 24 hours it's get stock at 48% , then i have for force to shut down and roll back which take time too, then the next day its want to update again, but every time the laptop do not complete the damn update
now i have been cancelling this update like 5 time already and roll back, but every time its try to update it again and again. lenovo g570
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Best advice here was to backup your registry. Now restore it and wait for him to repost the correct way to do this.
How to restore registry from the created backup ??
@@Tiicksy Thanks mate 👍🏻
Hahahahaahaaa!!!
there si no 'correct way' to do this. These are ..server settings ! nothing for 'gaming performance'.
this improved my latency by 10-20 % and everything in the menus searching for online games etc is extremely fast and no delay so idk what youre talking about. i hit search and the list is full, before i did this i had to wait while the list slowly populates but now it just says result limit reached instantly.... so i know you think you are so smart but you are also wrong lol
I used this in windows 11 and discovered that 80% of the regedits was already there but I had to change value on every one. It was surprisingly easy and great tutorial
2:54 well 0x032 is actually 50 in decimal, the number in brackets is actually not the maximum
so what is the correct value? Im confused
I'm joining the "please redo the video" club, for those who have no idea what they are doing and blindly following along. You are very clearly entering the values as hex when you should be entering them as decimal. Windows is clearly showing the decimal value right next to the hex value entered. If this doesn't blow up people's networking, it's plain luck. Unless you're going to tell me that Windows doesn't care if you enter a decimal number into a hex field
lots of you guys on here but its made massive gains on my machine and it was instantly evident
Just by chance, I decided to read some of the comments here and read that the values should be set as Decimals rather than Hexadecimal. So, before I rebooted my computer I went back and changed everything to Decimals then rebooted my computer. Right off the bat, I noticed a huge difference in my internet speeds. I don't know what would've happened if I left everything as Hex and I really don't want to know. Especially if it means learning things the hard way. Everything is working great as is and I don't wanna screw it up. Tech issues are just way too time-consuming for me. But, overall thank you for the vid @Britec09. I hope the new year has been treating you well.
so..., i need to set it all to decimal not hexadecimal?
@@ganiys4462 i mean it worked both for me but use decimal instead
@@slaydog5102 so what he says as enter for Hex you just put in for dec?
@@DJH4521 yup
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Its 30 mins to happy New Year for south Africa i just went to wish you happy New Year bro I hope 2021 will be amazing for all of us!!!!!!
Happy New Year
Should the Values be in DECIMAL ? You need to start again with this Video. :)
Brian could you do a follow up for why some comments are wrong according to you?
this made a big difference, wish i knew the settings to optimize my pc to its best but just with these settings it improved it by 10-20% thanks a lot.
When you tell people how to do registry values please understand that anything that starts with 0x is a hexidecimal value. The value in parens is the decimal equivalent. The values in parens is NOT some sort of maximum value (as you stated multiple times, whic indicates you do not know the difference). The advice is great and works IF you set the values with the correct number representation (DEC not HEX). Happy New Year!
You can use decimal or hexadecimal, look in the registry, it lists them both.
@@Britec09 everyone is complaining for a reason Brian. maybe you should look into this issue more
hello, I think Britec09 is correct and the way he explains is still correct.
Both are the same values, hexa unlike decimal is more used in system code and they use less power
@@Britec09 Don't sweat it Brian everyones a critic. There's always some one that wants to argue.
Do you really understand what you do ?
NO
You confuse HEX and DEC
Don't do this guys
Exactly. The advice is good but do NOT enter these values as Hexidecimal. This video needs to be taken down and reposted corrected.
@@morbidmanatee5550 Yeah luckily i didnt change anything yet! This is dangerous
You need to learn, you can either use decimal or hexadecimal
I don't want to bore you but I assure you that you were wrong, in hexadecimal you should have put fffe instead of 65534, 10000 instead of 65536, 40 instead of 64 etc ...
The values you indicate are decimal values not HEX
Seeing a lot of mixed comments, do i change my MTU in dec or hex value?
I don't get why you are entering what would appear like they should be decimal (say for MTU of 1470) as hexadecimal?
Hex 0x00001470 Decimal (5232) both listed in all the files I created. I think it reads them whether its in hex or decimal as far as I know.
@@Britec09 NO. You entered as 1470 is actually an MTU of 5232 bytes per maximum transmission size. This is going to F UP many peoples' communications. HEX and DEC are different representations of the same value. One is base 16 the other 10 (everything you told people here were base 10 values, but you selected HEX in every case).
@@morbidmanatee5550 So, all the values of this video must be entered after choosing Decimal instead of Hexadecimal?
@@schneidermannn4822 yeah
@@schneidermannn4822 I know this is 10 months late but, don't use ANY of the suggest edits at all. Maybe at best some help? But you'd at best have an unnoticeable decrease in latency or something.
For DefaultTTL for it to be set to 64... you need to type in 40 as the right number for 64 TTL. Numbers in brackets are what it actually refers to during registry.
Correction to type these settings in to registry you need to type the number as decimal
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i put DefaultTTL 64 in decimal. will it be 0x00000040 (64)?
i put DefaultTTL 64 in decimal. will it be 0x00000040 (64)?
me too, my bullet register is shit @epicmusicnation1727
You did all the values backwards. They should have been Decimal, not Hexadecimal.
It can read them in Hex and Decimal as far as I know and it shows both values in registry
@@Britec09 But, 32 HEX is not the same as 32 Decimal. That's the thing. All the Decimal values you used, ended up being HEX.
MTU is hex 0x00001470 and displays (5232) decimal right next to it, so it can read either as far as I know.
@@Britec09 BS. 1470 hex means you set the MTU to 5232, not 1470 decimal.
For the love of God, you need to fix this video ASAP. 90%+ of your viewers have no clue and wil do what you said and will bork their systems up.
Brian you typed 32 as hexadecimal which is 50 in decimal which it shows in brackets.
Yes that is correct, it can either be set as hex or decimal as far as I know.
@@Britec09 True, but you were implying you could set the value as up to 50, which it already is as it's in hexadecimal.
Happy new year Brian
Happy new year!
I like your channel but you really made many fundamental mistakes this time, like when setting a reg value to 32 but saying it can go to 50 has nothing (see 3:05) to do with each other, If we are to trust you you have to be more technically correct.
Happy new year to you too
Happy new year
I have a good PC but this setings made it laggy and unoperable , then the back up didn't fully been restored for some reason i had to use system restore to get it fixed
PS : i followed your instruction precisly as you shown
I am watching this video in 2021, are these configurations viable?
I did not understand the controversy of hexadecimal or decimal
hexadecimal is just a smaller value, like with liter and milliliter, and yes it's should still work
why are so many people saying to enter them as decimal. i just followed the video like it says and it seems to have made an improvement. now im not sure if i need to change some of them to hex and some to dec and if i should find a different video because i really want to make the maximum improvement. but even though i just followed this eexactly it made a big difference.
Please how can you know the correct one for the upload and download and how do you calculate it, also is it mbps or kbps
Happy New Year Brian.
Happy new year!
HAPPY NEW YEAR AND THANKS FOR THE NETWORK OPTIMIZATION😍😍😍😍
Happy New Year Brian!
Happy new year!
So, it was fairly obvious some of the numbers given were meant to be decimal (they were powers of 2) instead of hex. I repeated the video but ensured "decimal" was clicked in the regedit user interface, and received better speed test values than when the numbers were entered as "hex" (which is the regedit user interface default). However, then I removed all the entries that had been added, and received similar speed test results as I had obtained with the values entered as decimal.
Overall, my Comcast advertises I should be getting 170 Mbps D/L, 6 U/L on my plan (cheapest they have). My Win10 20H2 Intel laptop maxes out around 120 Mbps D/L, 6 Mbps U/L while my 13 yr old AMD desktop running Linux Mint 18.3 routinely maxes out around 203 Mbps D/L, 6 Mbps U/L. (I ensured I was testing against the same server in all tests.) This is with laptop WiFi turned off and connected directly to the Comcast router with Cat 5 cable, like my desktop. I'm thinking main difference is laptop is running Acronis True Image 2021 which also includes antivirus including "cyber protect".
Thank you for the edits, however these values need to be decimal. I'm no computer wiz, I just game alot, but I listened to u w hex the first time and ended up w packet loss. Switched every value to Dec after researching the correct values for each edit and it works phenominally.
Hey Brian. Will these changes work on a windows 7 computer?
Does this increase the use of internet bandwidth? That is to say, will this cause a larger amount of netowork usage for the same typical task? Some internet connections are metered and capped at number of Gigabytes per month. If typical use case is the same before and after making these changes (lets say livestreaming a game for 2 hours), would the amount of internet "spent" be the same or greater with the changes in place?
It has more to do with how your PC uses bandwidth and does nothing about your connection to and from it. Think of it as a faucet on a water line. If you constrain the flow of water at the facet it does nothing about the amount of water flowing to it just how your faucet handles the flow.
I guess I need more context on what each of these changes are doing. Data is data so 5mbps is going to be 5mbps no matter what these settings are. But, since I lack understanding of what these settings are doing, Im assuming that there may be some sort of overlap or some sort of duplication of packets in an effort to improve the end user experience, thus adding more "spent" internet bandwidth for the same data. Its an ignorant but valid question :)
Hey Brian, so I have gone through your list and applied it. I made a save file "clean" as you recommended and want to import the original "clean" version but it says I have insufficient permission. What do I do about that?
Do you have any updates for Windows 11?
I'm really gonna put this on the shelf for now.
Don't really need it if your happy with your network.
can this help with packet loss?
Yes it can
What is the BBR(congestion control) equivalent for windows?
bro dont work :( ,old setings 30 ping after setings 500 ping????
You must of done something wrong
@@Britec09 No, you did. You told people to enter the values in HEX not DEC (as you should have).
@@Britec09 sorry bro today I tried the test again now it's ok but the first time I did the restraint I had a ping of 500 and now today I have to try again when it improved I don't know what :) thanks again
Compañero todos los valores que añade a regedit deben ser en base decimal, y MTU optimo es paquetes enviados sin desfragmentar 28 de cabecera ip en tu caso 1472+28 =1500 lo normal en redes con cable ethernet
i put DefaultTTL 64 in decimal. will it be 0x00000040 (64)?
This doesn’t seem safe based on reading the comments.
HAPPY NEW YEAR
Happy New Year
Can you do the same with the TCPIP 6 section within the Registry?
Top geezer, you tips are great and explained very well Thx.
Glad to help
bro - this whole video is wrong.
good video, it helped a lot for me.
Why are you tweaking tcp settings when all new games use udp...
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Thank you for sharing
Happy new year
Thanks Brian, works good!
Glad to help
I did these, and the response is almost snappy-fast now! I thought I had a big lag at first, but I'm not sure that was related; will be monitoring. But Thanks!
BTW, I used the values as decimal.
which values
@@risfr The values discussed in the video
@@louf7178 why i cant change the value to decimal? it always go back to hex
Love your content. What is nahimic companion and why is it suddenly on my custom pc?
It's the virtual sound software MSI motherboards www.msi.com/page/nahimic
@@Britec09 yeah, I absolutely adore it when Microsoft decides to install an executable in my system32 directory. Ugh. Going to figure out how to obliterate it from my system.
Nice video Britec my frienddddd happy new year!!!!!!!!
Happy new year!
@@Britec09 Thanks a lot MR britec
happy new year - there was me thinking the best way for low latency gaming is not to use wifi because the half duplex shared bandwidth , but to use a Cat(5,6,7) cable into a switchport instead, that way latency is as low as it can get on the local end - even though i have a lot of experience in networks and thoroughly understand intimately how things work at each layer of the TCP/IP and other protocol stacks, i wouldn' t alter things like send and receive windows or time to live settings, I *DO* however disable unused network services that intermittently grab bandwidth, I wouldnt alter the client settings... things are setup dynamically for a reason, and would take too long to explain how it all works...
So what in here is safe to do? I have changed tcpwindowsize to 65535 dec and DefaultTTL to 40(64) would I simply just delete DefaultTTL since I had to create that registry
Please I need help I’ve done most of these tweaks out of ignorance and won’t let me backup even tho I created a backup. I’m on dsl connection 25/2mbps (PPPOE) MTU on router is set to 1492 by default. I changed tcpwindowsize and maxuserport irpstacksize and now my ping is higher. Idk what to do
if i have 20mbps download and 2.5 mbps upload will this be good for the registry tweak GlobalMaxTcpWindowSize
Happy *2021*
Happy new Year
Didn't seem to help much, seems to increase lag spikes for me and my backup isn't working :( Going through and deleting these hope it reverts.
why is his voice so calming
I need some help please. I turned off to much Windows 10 services and i cant turn on my pc idk what to do :(
reinstall.
Wonder if this would help hashrates crypto mining or accepts at the pool?
Very interesting and informative. I believe that you should have mentioned in your guide that the case for each key is important (i.e. DefaultTTL is not the same as defaultttl). Beginners would not know the difference.
What's the difference and what id does sir?
@@jamalmurrayleftnut8444 TTL is Time To Live which is the timeout factor for the packet. M$ has some case sensitive registry entries which prompted my comment.
Good stuff. Thanks Brian :-)
My pleasure
how to increase speed on TAP-Win32 Adapter V9?
I can’t get the command to work when trying to find the right mtu
All those 65k values should be decimal NOT hexidecimal. The value in the parens is the decimal equivalent to the hexidecimal value that is the default.
Someone help after I did some changes i couldn't open any apps I restarted now its stuck at diagnosing problem
did you make a backup? if not you have to reset windows, he entered the decimal values as hexadecimal
HNY Brian and family and and to all subs!
I'm getting an error as follows,
I created a regbackup before applying the changes above. I have Kaspersky TS installed just wondering if this is stopping it.
Cannot import regbackup.reg : Not all data was successfully written to the registry. Some keys are open by the system or other processes, or you have insufficient privileges to perform this operation.
I opened regedit as administrator, how can I replace the registry so it removes the changes I made without having to go and manually remove them?
Cheers matey.
No help on this I guess.
@@Zendukai I'm late but happened the same to me. I just watched the video on my phone and undo the changes manually. The second try I did was easier. Restart on the Troubleshoot mode (press and keep it pressed the shift key and restart the PC), on the next menu chose Troubleshoot, next Advance Options, and then System Restore. Chose a restore point before the changes. Always create restore point before changing anything.
@@carloschaparro07 I had to manually remove them all. Would like to get on top of doing a reg back up and restore it without error, if need be. I mean what's the good of doing the registry backup if you can't restore it? Like you said create a restore point first is the fix.
Thank you so much this made me get 40 mbps more but i set every value to decimal
Happy New Year. Great video Brian - keep up the good work!
Happy new year!
Thanks Works great
Enjoy
thanks to this video i have successfully managed to double my ping 🤣
Where is the file with the reg keys
glad I read the comments first!
I was one of the people who watched the video when it came out, didn't question it and went on with my life. I HAD TO UNDO IT JUST NOW when I rediscovered the video. I cannot believe he let this level of incompetency on an educational channel. Disgraceful.
"It tells you here you can go up to 50".
This is scary. Hexadecimal versus decimal values? I'm hoping this was just auto-generated CCs, and you aren't serious.
unfortunately I did this tweak and my internet is still exactly the same speed as before. I even did a speed test and it's exactly the same with or rwithout the tweaks. so too bad this was a waste of time. damn this was too good to be true for me.
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Happy new year!
i had some edits already in by default same numbers you had but mine were in decimal while youre were in hexidecimal. Mind you they were already there by default. I noticed the total numbers were different. You entered them in hexidecimal.
I did this and my pc won’t load windows
wawwwwww man. youre awsome
I'm confused about MTU part.
yeah it is a bit confusing, just fine the maximum MTU for your pc.
@@Britec09 and then enter the digits as hex like he showed (instead of dec) and bork your system
Same comment as JDViddy. You entered decimal value as HEX.
That is correct, it shows both values in hex and decimal and it can read either as far as I know
@@Britec09 BS. The decimal value is the one in the parenthesis.
@@Britec09 No no no no no, you are confusing the computers ability to convert the values in real time to it being interchangeable.
the value should be in decimal
Happy New Year to all of you. :D
Happy new year!
Best srtiings for internet i have befire this tweaks 30 ping And after 18 ping love so much❤❤
"This will make your internet better. " Wtf does that mean??
Did this really work for anyone?
What are you expecting to happen?
@@Britec09 Better performance lol
OMG. are you serious? dont change the hexadecimal value. change the decimal value.... how is this working for people and getting views when its wrong at such a basic level?
Gonna have to say you should have taken this video down long ago. You VERY obviously don't understand the difference between Hex and Dec, YES there is the option to use both but they are not interchangeable values. Please consider the following carefully, if all the criticism is consistent with each other chances are there is something wrong. I have looked through it myself and its a wonder how you didn't realize what you did wrong. It is instantly testable to disprove the statement "it means Max Values" my simply changing the value you stated, the INSTANT the number changes suddenly the "Max Value" changes which if it was an actual Max Value then it wouldn't change.
Please take down the video, I do not care how old this video is, remove it and either apologize for being incompetent or upload a video explaining the steps again using the correct values with a HUGE DISCLAIMER about it probably being wrong.
for example, my MTU value is 1472 a DECIMAL value.
If I typed it as you suggested, it would come out as a DECIMAL value of 5234. In HEX values that would be 0x00001472, however if I had 1472 as decimal the correct HEX would be 0x000005c0. Can you comprehend the SHEAR difference in those numbers when being just 1 decimal value off can cause ERRORS?
What are the pros of these changes, i miss a "before and after" section.... Also you could make a .reg file with all the changes for convenience to download ;-)
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just download
Leatrix Latency Fix and you are OK
Hey Ben have you ever noticed people will argue about anything.
He told 20k plus systems to change registry values incorrectly to hex values instead of dec values. There is a HUGE difference.
@@morbidmanatee5550 OMG the worlds gonna end it's the end of life as we know it. quick the sky is falling. lol!
OMG Put all your values in decimal not in hexadecimal !
My computer would not boot up after doing this.
windows 11 Brian
easer way just download tcp optimizer lol
Better Gaming Performance | Really..?
I'm just kidding :D
NO lol
This is awful advice purely because the presenter does not know the difference between hex and decimal values and therefore suggesting nonsense they 'think is good''. Gave up at TTL...it stands for Time To Live and is the number of hops a packet is allowed to exist in it's journey...it is not a value of seconds.
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Which of these settings affect streaming, nvidia gamestream? especially.
you should look into this one TcpDelAckTicks
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Can someone help it won’t let me do the backup and now my download speeds are capped at 100
just revert the registry keys u applied
@@meme-zf7ew i cant there isnt a revert option or anything
@@rage9107 edit the registry keys back to what they were before
@@meme-zf7ew I don’t know which ones to edit do you know which one it is that caps it?
@@rage9107 i have no idea but try following the video again but instead, do it in decimal as he is putting all the values in hexadecimal which is wrong