Go to the following DSLReports link for Microsoft's answer to a question about a registry key for MTU in XP:
http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,1513229
Microsoft Answer to WIN XP MTU Question
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PPPoE MTU in Windows XP
From an e-mail the head PPPoE developer at MS sent me "Unfortunately we don't have a regkey to change the MTU value for PPPoE. What should happen is that the ISP should negotiate the correct MRU in PPP for their network. We will support that and set the MTU accordingly."
So I guess we can stop trying.
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PPPoE MTU in Windows XP
From an e-mail the head PPPoE developer at MS sent me "Unfortunately we don't have a regkey to change the MTU value for PPPoE. What should happen is that the ISP should negotiate the correct MRU in PPP for their network. We will support that and set the MTU accordingly."
So I guess we can stop trying.
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I'll go there now.... That's an RWIN issue, doesn't look (to me) like it has anything to do with PPPoE... What I'm basically saying is I know little about reg editing.
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Microsoft Answer to WIN XP MTU Question
Don't I feel silly. That'll teach me to go to Speedguides first. Shoulda known it starts here.
Now I'm doubly sure there isn't an MTU key in XP.
Thanks for not rubbing it in too much.
Buzzmag
Now I'm doubly sure there isn't an MTU key in XP.
Thanks for not rubbing it in too much.
Buzzmag