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Thanks Hypnotic for posting that cab. :)
I hope it has the same reg edits as what I posted.
FYI in the link I posted in my first post there is a cab in post #83 of that thread that supposedly has the exact edits. ;)

Here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...4&postcount=83

Re: Speed Up Your Data!!
 

Well, i looked into both of those .cab files (Sh4 and Dearmas) and noticed that they both had the same edits, only difference was Sh4's reg edits were changed in HKLM/software/microsoft/windows/currentversion/internet settings, and Dearma's were changed in HKCU/software/microsoft/windows/currentversion/internet settings.
So I made a .cab that will make that change in BOTH locations. Let me know if there is any improvement.

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Anybody else try my original edits?
I'm definitely getting faster speeds. :thumbleft:

Re: Speed Up Your Data!!
 

I installed the cab, and its not like OMG faster, but a little bit

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Yep, same here.
Any improvement is good. IMO :D

Re: Speed Up Your Data!!
 

Same here ... seems a little faster, and that's a good thing. Thanks.

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Thanks for the feedback! :)

Re: Speed Up Your Data!!
 

its a little quicker

thanks horndoctor

Re: Speed Up Your Data!!
 

definitely agreed on that one

DATA TWEAK Reply
 

Mixed results here. The first "mobile speed test.com" test I did, I ended up with something like 320 kilobytes per second, but when I did the half megabyte filesize test, I jumped to 517kilobytes per second - yaaay! The 1mb kept us barely in the 500 kilobytes per second range. Couldn't tell you if it helped or not, because this is my first try back home after activation, but I will say I was in the mid to high 300 kilobytes per second back then.

Thanks (if it helped, that is, LOL!). Oh, and if it helps, I had the second item in the registry too without having to manually add it afterward.

- 2 Bunny