Friday, 23 June 2017

4 Ways to speed up internet connection using cmd in windows xp/7/8/8.1/10



1. Speed up the Internet with cmd

  • Click window (button) +R  or  type run on search box. You will see “Run” dialog.
  • Type cmd and click enter.
  • Right click on cmd.
  • Select run as administration. You will see Command prompt window with admin privileges.
  • Now type following commands in cmd window.
  • Netsh int tcp show global and press enter.
  • Netsh int tcp set chimney=enabled and press enter.
  • Netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=normal and press enter.
  • Netsh int set global congestionprovider=ctcp and press enter.


2. Speed up the internet by resetting DNS cache

flush dns speed up internet connection using cmd in windows xp/7/8/8.1

















Open Command prompt with admin privileges by the following method given in the first step.
In command prompt window type ipconfig /flushdns and press enter.


3. Speed up internet by resetting Winsock and tcp ip



Open Command prompt with admin privileges by following method given in first step.
In command prompt window type netsh int ip reset c:\resetlog.txt and press enter.






4. Speed up internet by the continuous reply of pinging your connection



Open Command Prompt with administrator privileges by following method given in first step.
In command prompt window type ipconfig and press enter.Now you can find default gateway number as seen below screenshot.



gateway numbers. speed up internet connection using cmd in windows xp/7/8/8.1

  • In command prompt window type ping –t (type your gateway numbers)
  • For example: ping –t 192.168.42.129. (Here 192.168.42.129 is my gateway number. Type your gateway number instead of my gateway number.
  • Now minimize this command prompt window, but don’t exit or close command prompt window.

speed up internet connection using cmd in windows xp/7/8/8.1

Regularly apply this 4th method of speed up internet by the continuous reply of ping connection, while browsing or downloading. This will make your connection faster by the continuous reply of pinging your default gateway connection.


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