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Hi guys, Yesterday I uninstalled my NIC driver and reinstalled it (wasn't giving me advanced options in Device Manager) I'm running Windows 7. After I reinstalled I ran Reset Winsock and and Reset TCP/IP from TCPOptimizer. Well. After that there was no connections on my computer whatsoever. BFE had ...

I have tried all firmwares and still 1460 with my MTU set at 1492 on my router.

Will PPPoA Make any difference? And should I set the encapsulation to VC Based instead of LLC Based for PPPoE?

So I don't need to change anything?

I have no entries in my VPN and I have disabled it.

I just did the ping -f -l thing and got max: ping -f -l 1464 to on.net
So does that mean I have to change my Router and PC to 1464?

I'm pretty sure ther isn't an MSS on the router, I didn't think many routers had it either. And why would my MSS be 1420 Anyway? The router is a Netgear DG834Gv2 With 849DGTeam Firmware

Hey guys the TCP Analyser reckons my MTU is 1460. I have changed the router to 1500 then back to 1492 again and the Analyser reckons its still 1460. I have changed ell the settings in my registry with the guide and even use the Vista Tweaker. You guys know whats goin on? « SpeedGuide.net TCP Analyze...

its on the speed guide, and afaik, thats the min/max u can have for the ports.

Well I did some stuffin around and my internet is back to normal! Here is what I did; Downloaded this: http://www.speedguide.net/files/vista/SG_Vista_TcpIp_patch.cmd Run it. Manually make my DefaultTTL to 60, cos thats max what I get from pinging my ISP no matter what TTL I choose. And open up CMD a...

Well Normal makes my internet browsing ridiculously slow and no matter what I set the Auto Tuning to I can't download past 180kb/s! Something is seriously wrong.

Oh I see now, thanks for the clear up. Ill do that now then restart the computer then download a file and see what speeds I get.

Why is that? Is normal sufficient for Gaming and Downloading at high speeds?

Na everything with my ISP/Modem/NIC/Ethernet cable is alright, only when I reformatted that is when I had the problem. My other computer which has Vista doesn't have this trouble and I have the exact same registry settings :\

Doesn't help at all, and I have also heard that TCP Optimiser doesn't work in Vista? Also it doesn't matter what I change my MTU, 1492 or 1500 the Analyser always gives me 1460. My router says 1492 tho

Well your MTU is WAY too low and so is your RWIN. Go here: http://www.speedguide.net/read_articles.php?id=2574

And follow what it says.

Last week I decided to reformat and put Vista back on. As soon as I put it on I follow the SG Vista/2008 Guide. I did it and my internet has never been this bad, last time it worked and this time it didn't. I have the exact same Ethernet drivers and everything as my last install. I play online games...