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Yes. These settings are only to try free your RWIN setting. They are not for optimization.

OK my RWIN setting is now freed up, here is my latest report: :rtfm:

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Notes: Read the Analyzer FAQ ...

[quote="trogers"]No. I am not suggesting that you use Cablenut. It is just that Cablenut tweaks an AFD parameter that in XP SP2 overrides TCP parameter.

If you have not used it then do the following with TCP Optimizer:

General Settings tab:
Custom settings - check
Modify All Network Adapters ...

trogers wrote:Have you ever used Cablenut to tweak?

Is it as easy to use as the TCP Optimizer and does it have a default restore option?

RWIN at 256960 is too high for your connection of max 1.5 mbps. The suitable RWIN should be 32120 if you are in the US and 64240 if you are overseas.

So it seems your RWIN is stuck at 256960. Try using the TCP Optimizer and reset your registry to Windows default and check if changes have been made ...

Use the following with TCP Optimizer:

General Settings tab:
Custom settings - check
Modify All Network Adapters - check
network adapter selection - your NIC
MTU - 1500
TTL - 64
TCP Receive Window - 32120
MTU Discovery - Yes
Black Hole Detect - No
Selective Acks - Yes
Max Duplicate ACKs - 2
TCP ...

I'm using the Sprint EVDO network for access and have the Pantech PX500 Rev A card but Rev A hasn’t been turned on in Buena Park (Los Angeles) CA but my upload and download times have been acceptable with signal strength between -71dBm to -83dBm but I think I can do better if my latency (ping) times ...

I'm using the Sprint EVDO network for access and have the Pantech PX500 Rev A card but Rev A hasn’t been turned on in Buena Park (Los Angeles) CA but my upload and download times have been acceptable with signal strength between -71dBm to -83dBm but I think I can do better if my latency (ping) times ...

I'm using the Sprint EVDO network for access and have the Pantech PX500 Rev A card but Rev A has'nt been turned on in Buena Park (Los Angeles) CA but my upload and download times have been acceptable with signal strength between -71dBm to -83dBm but I think I can do better if my latency (ping) times ...