NT/2000/XP: How do I throttle my bandwidth? Tweaking FAQ

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Can upload be tweaked?
Speed Patches from other sites: Should I use them?
Speed tests are busy or down. Are there other tests like them?
NIC drivers. Update yours for a possible boost.
Windows 98SE: Seem to have slow speed?
How fast should I be able to go?
The Bit and Byte difference.
How does the upstream affect the downstream?
Will a 10Mbps or 100Mbps NIC help my speeds?
How does RFI/EMI affect my speeds?
International speed tests
Why are peer-to-peer (file sharing) downloads slower?
Why do downloads start FAST, then slow down?
NT/2000/XP: How do I throttle my bandwidth?
My speeds suddenly dropped -- can I tweak it?
Different NIC, speed dropped dramatically.
Is there another way to check my speeds?
How does distance affect xDSL availability and speeds?
Where are the Speakeasy Speed Test Sites?
I'm getting latency and/or packet loss. What can I do?

NT/2000/XP: How do I throttle my bandwidth?

You can use a program called Shinra/Nimbus described in this thread. This program only works on Windows NT, 2000 and XP Home/Pro. If run on another OS, it may simply refuse to work.

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by redxii edited by JMGullett
last modified: 2007-02-23 16:39:55

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