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Author Topic: disabling windows services to improve broadband speed  (Read 1820 times)

Geekofbroadband

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disabling windows services to improve broadband speed
« on: May 11, 2014, 03:24:00 PM »

On my laptop which is plugged into the router with a cat6 ether bet cable gets a speed of 74Mbs down and 18Mbs up I'm with bt infinity 2 with the netgear r7000 router and the eci modem. But on my Samsung note 3 I get nearly 77Mbs down and just over 20Mbs upload is there windows services that I don't need I could disable also I have the killer wireless network manager is there a way I could just get the driver for that and not the suite because it's takes up quite a bit of bandwidth
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Ducky

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Re: disabling windows services to improve broadband speed
« Reply #1 on: May 11, 2014, 09:37:56 PM »

I have no idea, but would you notice the extra bandwidth...I used to have Infinity2 and got 75/19Mb, and to be honest most sites weren't fast enough to make the most of it.  :lol:
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tommy45

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Re: disabling windows services to improve broadband speed
« Reply #2 on: May 15, 2014, 10:03:51 PM »

On my laptop which is plugged into the router with a cat6 ether bet cable gets a speed of 74Mbs down and 18Mbs up I'm with bt infinity 2 with the netgear r7000 router and the eci modem. But on my Samsung note 3 I get nearly 77Mbs down and just over 20Mbs upload is there windows services that I don't need I could disable also I have the killer wireless network manager is there a way I could just get the driver for that and not the suite because it's takes up quite a bit of bandwidth

You won't get any more throughput, because of the Bras IP profile, the max is 77.44 mbps , saying that you max throughput will be less than 77mbps probably around the 74-75mbps mark,(9.3/4MB/s) max  how are you measuring your throughput to provide these results? As speed test web sites even the BT PT can give somewhat questionable results, due to a number of factors
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