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How to get faster internet in just 1 minute

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Summary of the video (tech steps to improve internet speed)

Goal

Increase internet speed quickly using a set of Windows network tuning steps, including:

  • CMD commands
  • Wi‑Fi/Ethernet adapter power settings
  • DNS changes

Step 1: Run commands in Command Prompt (Admin)

  1. Open Command Prompt (CMD) as an administrator.
  2. Copy and paste the commands one at a time (as listed in the video description).
  3. These commands are intended to optimize network performance.

Step 2: Tune Wi‑Fi adapter settings (Device Manager)

  1. Open Device Manager.
  2. Go to Network adapters → double-click your Wi‑Fi adapter.
  3. Open the Advanced tab.
  4. Disable all power-saving settings.
  5. Set:
    • Roaming aggressiveness → Lowest
    • Transmit power level → Highest
  6. Click OK.

Step 3: Tune Ethernet adapter settings (if using Ethernet)

  1. In Device Manager, open your Ethernet adapter → Advanced tab.
  2. Disable all power-saving settings.
  3. Enable RSS / Receive Side Scaling.
  4. Click OK.

Step 4: Run another CMD command

  1. Open CMD as administrator again.
  2. Paste one more command from the video description.
  3. Press Enter.

Step 5: Change DNS settings (Control Panel)

  1. Open Control Panel → Network and Internet → Network and Sharing Center.
  2. Click your connection → Properties.
  3. Open Internet Protocol Version 4 (IPv4).
  4. Select “Use the following DNS server.”
  5. The video recommends testing different DNS servers to find the one that gives maximum speeds.

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  • No specific person is identified in the subtitles.
  • The source appears to be the video narrator/instructions (no named expert or channel mentioned).

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