Setting CTCP in Windows 10
I have been looking for a way to set Congestion Provider to CTCP for the majority of my connection on Windows 10 Home.
I have tried what is listed here but in nothing works.
Properties are protected and I was not even able to run Get-NetTransportFilter to understand which is the current situation.
Any ideas?
Was anyone able to find the corresponding registry keys?
Thanks to everyone.
networking windows-10 connection tcp
asked Dec 28 '18 at 22:10
dralexhunterdralexhunter
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I have been looking for a way to set Congestion Provider to CTCP for the majority of my connection on Windows 10 Home.
I have tried what is listed here but in nothing works.
Properties are protected and I was not even able to run Get-NetTransportFilter to understand which is the current situation.
Any ideas?
Was anyone able to find the corresponding registry keys?
Thanks to everyone.
networking windows-10 connection tcp
asked Dec 28 '18 at 22:10
dralexhunterdralexhunter
1
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I seem to recall Win 10 now defaults to CUBIC, like Linux and macOS have been using for some time now. Is there a particular reason you want to regress to CTCP instead of CUBIC?
– Spiff
Dec 28 '18 at 23:49
As far as I have understood, there are multiple defaults depending on the connection. In particular the compat profile works with newreno. I might be wrong but ctcp appears to be more efficient than that. Feel free to correct me and give me a better understanding of the topic. In the mean time thanks!
– dralexhunter
Dec 30 '18 at 8:52
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I have been looking for a way to set Congestion Provider to CTCP for the majority of my connection on Windows 10 Home.
I have tried what is listed here but in nothing works.
Properties are protected and I was not even able to run Get-NetTransportFilter to understand which is the current situation.
Any ideas?
Was anyone able to find the corresponding registry keys?
Thanks to everyone.
networking windows-10 connection tcp
asked Dec 28 '18 at 22:10
dralexhunterdralexhunter
1
I have been looking for a way to set Congestion Provider to CTCP for the majority of my connection on Windows 10 Home.
I have tried what is listed here but in nothing works.
Properties are protected and I was not even able to run Get-NetTransportFilter to understand which is the current situation.
Any ideas?
Was anyone able to find the corresponding registry keys?
Thanks to everyone.
networking windows-10 connection tcp
networking windows-10 connection tcp
asked Dec 28 '18 at 22:10
dralexhunterdralexhunter
1
asked Dec 28 '18 at 22:10
dralexhunterdralexhunter
1
asked Dec 28 '18 at 22:10
dralexhunterdralexhunter
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asked Dec 28 '18 at 22:10
dralexhunterdralexhunter
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asked Dec 28 '18 at 22:10
dralexhunterdralexhunter
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I seem to recall Win 10 now defaults to CUBIC, like Linux and macOS have been using for some time now. Is there a particular reason you want to regress to CTCP instead of CUBIC?
– Spiff
Dec 28 '18 at 23:49
As far as I have understood, there are multiple defaults depending on the connection. In particular the compat profile works with newreno. I might be wrong but ctcp appears to be more efficient than that. Feel free to correct me and give me a better understanding of the topic. In the mean time thanks!
– dralexhunter
Dec 30 '18 at 8:52
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I seem to recall Win 10 now defaults to CUBIC, like Linux and macOS have been using for some time now. Is there a particular reason you want to regress to CTCP instead of CUBIC?
– Spiff
Dec 28 '18 at 23:49
As far as I have understood, there are multiple defaults depending on the connection. In particular the compat profile works with newreno. I might be wrong but ctcp appears to be more efficient than that. Feel free to correct me and give me a better understanding of the topic. In the mean time thanks!
– dralexhunter
Dec 30 '18 at 8:52
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1
I seem to recall Win 10 now defaults to CUBIC, like Linux and macOS have been using for some time now. Is there a particular reason you want to regress to CTCP instead of CUBIC?
– Spiff
Dec 28 '18 at 23:49
I seem to recall Win 10 now defaults to CUBIC, like Linux and macOS have been using for some time now. Is there a particular reason you want to regress to CTCP instead of CUBIC?
– Spiff
Dec 28 '18 at 23:49
As far as I have understood, there are multiple defaults depending on the connection. In particular the compat profile works with newreno. I might be wrong but ctcp appears to be more efficient than that. Feel free to correct me and give me a better understanding of the topic. In the mean time thanks!
– dralexhunter
Dec 30 '18 at 8:52
As far as I have understood, there are multiple defaults depending on the connection. In particular the compat profile works with newreno. I might be wrong but ctcp appears to be more efficient than that. Feel free to correct me and give me a better understanding of the topic. In the mean time thanks!
– dralexhunter
Dec 30 '18 at 8:52
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I seem to recall Win 10 now defaults to CUBIC, like Linux and macOS have been using for some time now. Is there a particular reason you want to regress to CTCP instead of CUBIC?
– Spiff
Dec 28 '18 at 23:49
As far as I have understood, there are multiple defaults depending on the connection. In particular the compat profile works with newreno. I might be wrong but ctcp appears to be more efficient than that. Feel free to correct me and give me a better understanding of the topic. In the mean time thanks!
– dralexhunter
Dec 30 '18 at 8:52