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Netsh interface ipv6 6to4 set state state=disabled It goes by several different names (depends on the vendor) but you should only need to leave this on if you're using a gigabit interface on an Internet-facing server. However, it has been my own experience that Quickbooks can be particularly jumpy with this feature enabled.

Gigabit adapters in particular implement new algorithms to try to accommodate different forms of network traffic: especially when a good portion of it may not need that kind of speed (think web-facing adapters on 10/100 lines). Fortunately, you don't have to slay the IPv6 beast: its a known fact we'll be living with it starting in 2011, like it or not. The speaker can be forgiven that his intentions went awry, when quite a few people (Linux and Windows) think the best way to handle IPv6 is to turn it off completely. Now that 2010 is almost out: 6to4 has been maligned by Google and Apple for breaking website access ISATAP can be hard to work with Teredo tunneling can be hit or miss (Microsoft does host some servers for use) and that desired application uptake has been largely ignored by the likes of Pidgin, Steam, and others. XP & Newer: Automatic IPv6 Tunneling GoGoNet Live, I was fortunate to question a Cisco engineer that took credit for having Windows implement automatic tunneling with XP and newer: he believed that providing IPv6 access, 'native' or not, would spur application developers to honor API changes and continue to embrace the new protocol. 2003 & Older: SMB tweaking registry tweaks that should improve file sharing performance on older Windows systems: they will have little or no impact on newer systems, for they use SMB version 2. The exception would be checksum offloading: that seems to be easily doable by any hardware. These features are meant to reduce CPU overhead by having the network adapter do more of the work: however, a lot of network adapters are sub-par, and there is no harm in having the CPU do these tasks (disabling the offloads) for anything short of a server-grade adapter. Driver: Interrupt Coalescing / Moderation Driver: Offloading (IP / TCP / UDP) offload engine for layer 3 or 4 protocols there is also a 'Large Segment Offload' feature on some adapters.

I have labeled my findings based on where you'll find it: either as an operating system feature, or in the device manager of the Ethernet adapter you're using.

#Windows xp internet tweak tool series#

This is the start of a two-part series regarding tweaks I have found for networking in each type of system.

Like most Sys Admins, my job includes managing both Linux and Windows machines.

Convert your compressed folders to selfextracting.

Create desktop shortcuts to useful Windows functions.

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Check the integrity of ZIP files and repair them.

Enable several hidden performance options of Windows XP, clean up your registry with Tweak-XPs Registry Cleaner.

Make the Windows XP taskbar transparent, limit access to the taskbar.

Optimize and personalize your Windows XP with just a few clicks, access hidden Windows XP settings, customize the Start menu, tune lots of desktop settings.

View and inspect files in your Internet Cache folder, display the internet history files and remove them

Clear the 'Recent files' lists of lots of common programs.

Use Tweak-XPs DiscDrive Doctor to detect and fix hard drive problems.

Create a RAM discdrive and load files as fast as possible.

#Windows xp internet tweak tool pro#

There's no need to find your way through the Windows registry: use Tweak-XP Pro to enable hundreds of different secret settings for Windows XP with just a few clicks. There are lots of third class competitive products, but only with our Tweak-XP Pro you can be sure to get the original tuning application designed for Windows XP only.

#Windows xp internet tweak tool software#

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