It sets TcpAckFrequency to 1 and turns off Nagle's algorithm on a selected interface (internet connection). But the instructions said to leave all choices for the interface blank, so I have no idea what the program could have made changes in.
What I really want to do is to restore my windows registry to before I used the program. Does this mean I delete the TpcAckFrequency and turn Nagle's Algorithm back on?
I tried to go and find TcpAckFrequency in the registry, but I couldn't, and the search tool couldn't find it in the computer. Does that mean it wasn't added?
And is Nagle's Algorithm turned on or off by default? It seems like it should be turned on by default, or else the program wouldn't turn it off. The microsoft support page says that the key to turn it off is found under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\MSMQ\Parameters\TcpNoDelay, a DWORD file set to 1. I have that in my registry. Was this made by the program I used? If I want to turn the algorithm back on, do I just delete it?
I downloaded ERUNT and backed up the registry, but I didn't edit the registry at all because I'm afraid of causing irreparable damage to it. O_O
Thanks for your time and consideration!
Edited by teatime, 08 November 2009 - 11:40 PM.
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