Prefer IPv. 4 over IPv. I reorder on Windows 7. If you read the article posted, it does refer to . With IPV4, it just goes over VPN and to real server. Another use is that many WAN accelerators do not support IPV6.

Prefer IPv. 4 over IPv. I reorder on Windows 7. If you read the article posted, it does refer to . With IPV4, it just goes over VPN and to real server. Another use is that many WAN accelerators do not support IPV6.

Simple Way to Disable IPv6 in Windows Vista. Do you know how to disable IPv6 in Windows Vista? Do you know it’s enabled by default? It’s pretty simple actually!

165 Responses to “Change your MTU under Vista, Windows 7 or Windows 8” hi man my problem is : my win is 8.1 I follow your steps and raised my packet size till.

I had initially checked the host file as SilverbackNet suggested, but on a Windows 2008 R2 server this is the default file: # localhost name resolution is handled.

• Frequently web connection problems can be traced to a corrupted DNS cache. Flushing this cache is an easy fix to many of these problems. This is how to flush the.
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• Normally on Windows Vista and 7, when you connect to a network for the very first time it needs to know what type of network it is, these type are home network, work.
• Miro Plachy said. Ipv6 is the new addressing system why is everyone trying to dissable it? It provides more bandwith and has less traffic on it so i beleive it runs.
• Windows Vista and later syntax.
• We do not recommend that you disable IPv6.