Can I change the parameters that`s only for reading?

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Regabuser
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Can I change the parameters that`s only for reading?

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Hi!
I know that in Windows 10 Home/Pro i can`t change some parameters in [netsh] tcp supplemental or [powershell] Get-NetTCPSetting
Can I change the parameters that`s only for reading?
I want to change the icw, DelayedAckTimeout(It`s TcpAckDelTcisk, isn`t it?), DelayedAckFrequency(it`s TcpAckFrequency, isn`t it?)
I remember that you said something about this here - https://www.speedguide.net/articles/win ... o-tcp-6266
But i didn`t understand
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Post by Philip »

Unfortunately writing is not possible in Windows 10 Home/Pro for ICW as far as I know. Some parameters may be read-only with PowerShell cmdlets, but editable with netsh, or vice-versa. Some of the parameters may be editable in Powershell, depenidng on your Windows version.

You can see the editable parameters in powershell with: Get-NetTCPSetting -SettingName Internet
You can generally edit them with cmdlets similar to: Set-NetTCPSetting -SettingName Internet -AutoTuningLevelLocal Normal

In the above example the last two words are the setting name, and its value. You can try those in Powershell and see what's editable in your version of Windows.

I hope this helps
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