Speed Up Network Browsing - A Few Easy Steps to Remove Slow Network Browsing

In a Local Area Network, users can exchange files with each other at lightning speed. Any computer in a Local Area Network (LAN) can share their files with other computers connected to the same LAN. But Windows seems to have a problem with speed on Network Browsing.

On Windows XP, you can browse other computers? files and transfer it to the computer that you are currently using. This is quite simple, but because of a lag on Network Browsing, people would rather exchange files through the internet, even though their computers are connected to the same LAN. Hardware problems could cause the slow down, but if that is not the case, then Windows XP could be the problem itself. To solve this, you must learn how to speed up network browsing. When you speed up network browsing, people would prefer to exchange files using network browsing than the internet when connected in the same LAN. Here are a few easy steps to speed up network browsing:

Before you begin this tweak, remember to make a back-up of your registry to make sure that you do not cause errors.

The first thing you have to do is to click the start menu and choose run. Type ?regedit? and click enter to open the Registry Editor window. On the Registry Editor window, choose the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, then choose software, then click Microsoft, then choose CurrentVersion, then click Explorer, choose remote computer and finally, choose NameSpace. Once you get there, find the folder with the name, {D6277990-4C6A-11CF-8D87-00AA0060F5BF} and delete it.

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