Well many times i use hacked rdp to do some high profile jobs.However i noticed that
whatever fast the RDP is , it always slow to use RDP.
By slow i mean it takes time for clicks to register, copy-paste from computer to rdp take time etc...
Here is why this happens:
Windows always try to tune your connection to make it best when you use remote desktop but its a FAIL
Solution:
Do the following on YOUR computer
Open Cmd(Run-->cmd.exe)
Type: netsh interface tcp set global autotuninglevel=highlyrestricted
What does this code do:
Windows will still optimise the connection but not as much as when it was in "normal" mode.This will result in optimum performance while using rdp[TESTED BY ME]
Press Enter
Next Type: netsh interface tcp set global rss=disabled
Receive Side Scaling (RSS) attempts to take advantage of dual and quad core CPU's when transmitting data on the network.Howver this renders the performance of single core rdps
Press Enter
Done!!!!!!
EveryThing will BeCome Fast
whatever fast the RDP is , it always slow to use RDP.
By slow i mean it takes time for clicks to register, copy-paste from computer to rdp take time etc...
Here is why this happens:
Windows always try to tune your connection to make it best when you use remote desktop but its a FAIL
Solution:
Do the following on YOUR computer
Open Cmd(Run-->cmd.exe)
Type: netsh interface tcp set global autotuninglevel=highlyrestricted
What does this code do:
Windows will still optimise the connection but not as much as when it was in "normal" mode.This will result in optimum performance while using rdp[TESTED BY ME]
Press Enter
Next Type: netsh interface tcp set global rss=disabled
Receive Side Scaling (RSS) attempts to take advantage of dual and quad core CPU's when transmitting data on the network.Howver this renders the performance of single core rdps
Press Enter
Done!!!!!!
EveryThing will BeCome Fast
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