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Jonathan Worthing
Master Film Handler

Posts: 384
From: Hereford, UK
Registered: Apr 2001


 - posted 02-02-2010 02:12 PM      Profile for Jonathan Worthing   Email Jonathan Worthing   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
How do I increase the buffer in Vista? I have a broadband connection but it is still quite slow. When I am watching TV shows online it jumps and keeps freezing. Any suggestions?

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Ian Parfrey
Phenomenal Film Handler

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From: Imbil Australia 26 deg 27' 42.66" S 152 deg 42' 23.40" E
Registered: Feb 2009


 - posted 02-02-2010 02:42 PM      Profile for Ian Parfrey   Email Ian Parfrey   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Jonathon.

Give this a whirl and see how you go...

Right click on my computer, go to properties.

Click on the advanced tab, and then click on the settings button that's inside the box that says performance.

Click on the advanced tab in that and click on the "change" button in the virtual memory box at the bottom.

Increase the number in the initial size and maximum size boxes by about 100, try 150 each.

Hope this helps.

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David Stambaugh
Film God

Posts: 4021
From: Eugene, Oregon
Registered: Jan 2002


 - posted 02-02-2010 03:41 PM      Profile for David Stambaugh   Author's Homepage   Email David Stambaugh   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Jonathan, Are you talking about tweaking the TCP stack (TCP tuning) to optimize things for broadband? Vista and Windows 7 do that automatically, not like XP.

TCP Tuning Tweaks

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Monte L Fullmer
Film God

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From: Nampa, Idaho, USA
Registered: Nov 2004


 - posted 02-04-2010 04:32 PM      Profile for Monte L Fullmer   Email Monte L Fullmer   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Sadly, it can be on the transmission/server end of the spectrum that is running slow or have the glitches.

You can have both a fast computer and fast service but we're all still dependent of the source.

Good luck-Monte

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Jeremy Weigel
Phenomenal Film Handler

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From: Edmond, OK, USA
Registered: Mar 2007


 - posted 02-04-2010 05:15 PM      Profile for Jeremy Weigel   Email Jeremy Weigel   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
What are the specs of your PC? Amount of RAM? CPU class and speed? Video graphics card type/model/amount of video RAM?

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