Patch Vista TCP/IP connection For Faster Downloading with VistaTCPPatch

VistaTCPPatch, A vista utility to patch Windows Vista TCP connection half open outbound connection limit on Vista OS. It is a GUI based utility to patch remove the connection limit restriction placed by Microsoft on tcpip.sys in order to limit potential damage when the system is infected by malicious virus.

By patching Vista tcp/ip.sys, You can optimize and speed up the uploading and downloading transfer speed of BitTorrent and eD2K peer-to-peer (P2P) protocol on Windows Vista. Beside that, It will also help to make the increasing popular P2PTV such as TVants, PPStream and PPLive to stream the video channels faster and more smoothly, enhancing viewing movie or soccer match experience.

VistaTcpPatch is actually the GUI version of the original tcpip.sys autopatcher batch script. Which means Vista Has maxed out our connect attempts once you activated the VistaTCPPatch exe files. When the limit is hit, You will receive a Notice in Event Viewer Saying:

EventID 4226: TCP/IP has reached the security limit imposed on the number of concurrent TCP connect attempts.

Here is Vista TCP/IP Patch Usage Instruction:

1. Open an elevated command prompt with administrator rights.
2. Enter the following command and then press Enter:
   VistaTcpPatch /n X
   where X is the new TCP connection limit that you want to use in Vista. For example, VistaTcpPatch /n 512 will set the concurrent outbound half open TCP connection limit to 512.
3. Restart computer.

Download Here: VistaTcpPatch.exe 1.0.7.3.