Vista increase half open ports for better torrent download speed

Microsoft has limited the number of half open connections to 10. This crack will increase the limit of the concurrent half-open TCP/IP connection in Vista to 255. If you are exceeding the maximum number of connections, Vista gives the EventId 4226 error. This crack will also fix this problem.

Before we begin, check the version of Vista that you are using.

How to check you TCP/IP version

tcpver

If you do not have Vista SP1, you may download it here.

How to increase half open connections in Vista

Note :- This was a test install. If everything is working fine, run the install.reg file to automatically start the crack everytime. Else you will have to manually open run.bat everytime you reboot.

Disclaimer :- I will not be help responsible for any damage to your computer…. Use at your own risk…


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Alfred is a Pilot & Tech blogger from Bangalore, India. He has worked with DSL providers like AOL, SBC, Verizon & Covad as a tech specialist. Currently he is pursuing a career in aviation.
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Windows XP is the only MS Product which i liked alot.
Still i dont have confidence over Vista.
haven’t faced speed issue with XP.

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