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![]() Warning!!!!! Do NOT do this unless you are NOT sharing files/printers This does not/partially works on dial-up 1. Locate your Internet Conection (Start-->ControlPanel-->Networking-->Network connection) 2. Select it, right click it-->Properties 3. Uncheck or uninstall everything but Tcp/Ip (NetBIOS, NetBT, QoS, etc..) 4. Reboot (Note the differences from here?) 5. Browse Up and download faster Why to do this? Because NetBIOS and NetBT were never meant to be on-line, they're UN-SAFE and UN-NEEDED protocols, they were developed by Ibm in the 90's start, it was supposed to connect ONLY a private network with 5 to 15 computers, no more, and, for going on-line (being safe) it would have to be designed with more complex level of security. If you want to read more, go to: http://www.grc.com/su-techzone1.htm http://www.grc.com/su-explain.htm Those documents are a little bit old, but still apply (to Xp, i don't know if they apply for Vista). I have being researching and there's a way to disable wins protocol (another un-safe protocol) from the network adapter but it's a little bit more complicated This instructions are for Windows Xp, the site has instructions fir NT and 95/98 |
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