How to Increase p2p Download Speed - Tcpip Patch

In Windows it allows maximum of 10 half open connections at one time.Its limited by windows for a security reason.Suddenly if your Computer get infected with Virus ,worm or any kind of malware,if half open connections are limited, it slow down spreading them to another computer through the internet.and also reduce the impact of infected systems participating in DOS (Denial of Service) attacks.

                                                                                                                                 And the bad thing is this limit can also slow down P2P applications like "uTorrent, BitTorrent, Vuzu, BitComet, eMule". Because they need to connect to several peers for better Download Speed.When the half open connections limited by windows it can connect to few  peers.That's why we need patch "tcpip.sys" file to expand the limitation and get better Torrent download speed.OK friends lets remove the limitation for forever!!!!

For:

Windows XP Sp2/Vista/Windows 7, 32bit(x86)/64bit

Universal Tcpip.sys Patch, V1.2 

Meaning of the numbers

1 - Original file, without any modification.

3 - The file has been modified, but with a test certificate.

9 - The file has been modified, but not repair signing. (Windows XP does not compare the signing)

Read the Instructions before applying the patch

Important:

* In Vista / Windows 7, testsigning must set to on," Test mode " watermark may appear in Desktop.

* If " Test Mode " watermark exists on the desktop, apply the patch once again.

* If  it still exists don't try to disable it. let it be there, it won't bite you...

Create a System restore point before applying the patch

1. Make sure that you have Administrator Rights modify system files
2. Run  "UniversalTcpipPatch.exe" as Administrator
3. Change Value to "100" (Maximum "256", But "100" is more than enough)
4. Click On "Apply"
5. Restart the Computer !! And Your Are DoNE..........
   Enjoy the new torrent Download speed

More Info....

Tcpip Patch For Windows XP SP3