Vista Registry Tweak - Increase the Number of Simultaneous Downloads
Registry Tweak to Increase the Number of Simultaneous Downloads
Have you noticed a problem if you try to download more than two files at once from the internet? The default number of simultaneous downloads from a web server is only 2. By tweaking the registry you can increase the number to 10.
MaxConnectionsPerServer is a property of Internet Explorer, rather than of
Vista. Default values simultaneous downloads have increased in later
version of IE, thus in IE 7 the default is 2, whereas IE it's 6.
Do you find the MaxConnectionsPerServervalue in HKCU** or HKLM? Answer: HKCU
Should you add a value, or modify an existing setting? Answer: Create a new dword set the value = 0000000a
Is MaxConnectionsPerServer a String Value or a DWORD? Answer: DWORD.
Do you need to Restart, or merely Log Off / On?
Answer: As it's a HKCU, just logoff and logon.
Tip: Add this Value, MaxConnectionsPerServer to Regedit's Favorites menu
This maximum number of connections applies to any connection to a
web server, not just to downloads.
This limit of two connections is set by the HTTP 1.1 specification (RFC2068) rather than Microsoft.
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This page explains how to create, and then edit .reg files for your computer. As it's easy to import the contents of a .reg file into the registry, do take extra
care with procedures. Example MaxConnectionsPerServer .reg file.
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