Fix for the internet lag and internet is fast. Works for me but will it work for you?

[NxtGenCowboy]

Works awesome for me. Noticed a huge difference immediately.

[williscool]

the dns change i can confirm works wonders. i even changed it on my desktop. Its sooo fast... its changed my life. I don't know how i lived without this all these years...

thank you

i haven't tried the registry entrie but ...

IF YOU LOVE YOURSELF YOU SHOULD DO THE DNS CHANGE NOW.

seriously...

[Firon]

I went back to Sprint DNS.
Just like when I was using the 4.2.2.x servers on the PC, I had the same problem of the DNS server taking too long to resolve some things and timing out.

[b16daddy]

hi.. this is probably a stupid question.. but .. what do i do with the PARM.REG file from the first post?.. how do I edit my registry?... this sounds really interesting.. in wanna try it..

[delawaresace]

For those who can't get there DNS settings to stick go into
file explorer>windows>startup
and delete HTC_CMGuardian.

this will stop your phone reverting back to it's stock settings on soft reset.

So, anyone willing to explain to me what the Timerwheelsize does? i've known for a while that changing your DNS can help your "look up" speed, but never heard of timerwheelsize.

[cobra9777]

I tried the DNS and registry changes individually and together. This had no noticeable effect. I was not having DNS issues to begin with, so it's not surprising that it made no difference. As for the TimerWheelSize reg edit.... I've seen no explanation of what this change actually does. Nonetheless I gave it a try and ran several bandwidth tests at 5 and 11. My speed was consistently faster at the original setting of 11.

[Raging Idiot]

Originally Posted by delawaresace

For those who can't get there DNS settings to stick go into
file explorer>windows>startup
and delete HTC_CMGuardian.

this will stop your phone reverting back to it's stock settings on soft reset.

So, anyone willing to explain to me what the Timerwheelsize does? i've known for a while that changing your DNS can help your "look up" speed, but never heard of timerwheelsize.

Thank you. Interesting it's been nearly 2 weeks since the original post and no one had mentioned that you have to delete the HTC_CMGuardian for this change to be effective. Granted maybe not everyone will have to do this, but I'm thinking it will be quite a bit of people.
Now that I think about it, perhaps just adding a new connection (rather than editing existing connection) might have worked as well.


Unfortunately, now that I've changed the DNS, no pages will load.
I'm using Colonel's rom flashed 2 weeks ago...and carrier Sprint.

As for the timerwheelsize, I've heard the timerwheel is just a graphic, and changing the size bigger or smaller wouldn't seem to make it load more than a .001 percent difference.

[b16daddy]

hi. can someone please tell me what to do with the PARM.REG file from the first post? and how do i edit my registry? what software do i need?

[mshnayde]

Hi,
Has anyone tried updating the DNS servers after flashing to the new ROM 3.35? Wondering if it makes any difference or if it will just mess things up and make it so that the connection is no longer RevA?

Thanks.

[skreemer7]

Originally Posted by xweaponx

I installed the registry edit while I was on a BT call. I then clicked my IE (shortcutted to Netfront) and I browsed several pages while connected on a voice call. And theses pages were fresh meaning I had never browsed them before, therefore avoiding cookies from past sites...

I did encounter a IOTA error from Sprint (although I am with Alltel) since introducing this registry edit. I am running no2chems 5046 rom (Sprint based) with 3.27 radio, etc... but nonetheless great work mikee4fun!

I thought this wasn't possible at all with evdo.... Are you sure you didnt have wifi enabled and connected?

Hmm, now Im finding that with Rev A, a call will not pause data activity, this is joyous news!