Wondering how to limit reserved Internet bandwidth in Windows 10 computers?
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Check out the post and learn how to limit the reserved internet easily in computers running Windows 11, and 10 versions.
How To Limit Reserved Internet Bandwidth in Windows 10
How many of you know that 80% of bandwidth would be reserved for Windows 10 by default?
And do you know that it decreases your Internet speed by the factor of 80%?
Actually, some amount of Internet bandwidth can be reserved for your computer.
So, if you use a slow Internet connection, you can limit bandwidth in Windows 10 to speed up your Internet speed.
This article will guide you on how to limit reserved Internet bandwidth in Windows computers.
Steps to Limit Reserved Internet Bandwidth in Windows
STEP 1: First, Open Start and type Run in the Search bar and hit Enter.
STEP 2: Type gpedit.msc in Run box.
STEP 3 : Now navigate to Local Computer Policy > Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Networks > QoS Packet Scheduler
STEP 4: When you will Click on QoS Packet Scheduler, you will see the following screen. Here you have to click on Limit Reservable Bandwidth.
STEP 5: A new window will appear after clicking on limit reservable bandwidth.
In this window, you will see the option for bandwidth limit but it is not configured yet.
Now you have to check the Enabled option to limit reserved bandwidth.
By default, the reserved bandwidth is set to 80 in Windows. Here you have to set it to 0 (Zero).
Look at the following screenshot for the whole process.
STEP 6: At last Click OK and close group policy editor. Now you need to restart your system.
All Done!
Enjoy the fast internet speed as compared to before.
If you want to reset it to 80, simply Check the Disabled/Not Configured option to make it as default in Windows.
Final words
In this post, we have learned about how to limit reserved internet bandwidth in Windows 11, and 10.
Follow this trick and enjoy the full speed on your computer. If you like this post, share it with your friends.