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QoS (Quality of Service) is provided in order to ensure your network works well. But the fact is not so useful but certainly it can take up to 20% of your bandwidth. You can try and see the difference when QoS is disabled.

If you use Windows XP Professional, follow these steps to disable QoS:
- Click Start, then Run.
- Type “gpedit.msc” in the field, press Enter.
- In Local Computer Policy, click plus sign in Computer Configuration, then click Administrative Templates.
- Click plus sign in Network and choose QoS Packet Scheduler.
- In the right side box, double-click Limit Reservable Bandwidth.
- In Settings tab, choose Enabled.
- In Bandwidth Limit % box, change the value to 0%. (don’t let the field empty)
- Click OK.

If you use Windows Home Edition, follow these steps:
- Click Start then choose Settings.
- Choose Control Panel, and open Network Connections
- Right click in Local Area Connection and choose Properties.
- In General tab, uncheck the QoS.

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