Just curious of the QoS service under my network properties is really necessary.
I use Win XP Pro on a stand alone computer, using and Intel Pro/100+ NIC to connect directly to my Cisco 675 DSL modem/router.
I have been reading that removing the QoS can increase your bandwidth since by default...
I have created a Win98 & XP Dual boot. I have 2 seperate hard drives. Win98 on C, Fat32, and XP on D, NTFS.
Now that I have "burned in" my XP on D and am happy that everthing works as advertised, I am ready to get rid of my Win98 drive. However, I would like to convert this drive...
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