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another difference is that almost all download managers claim they are download accelerators

If you have a 128 kbps connection then your actual download rate is 16 KBps a little more with compression. This is how you get 20 KBps. The intial 110 KBps you get is actually because the file start to download instantly after you click on it but while you are typing what name to save it as and where to save it, it is getting stored in your ram. When you do save it, it transfers from the ram to your hard disk at high speeds so you see that spike.

theirs no upstram downstram rule

its your connection 128kps provides only download speed of 20 to 25 kb/s

in the start it may show you 100 but it will decrease to 20 and will remain constant cause that the the download you will get with that connection

Actually your net connection is like a water pipe between you and your ISP (airtel ,BSNL whatever).data can flow only with the capacity which is restricted for you ..Software can only fine tune your data flow. you can get only 1 or 2 KB of additional bandwidth

if there is ne trick to increase the speed then pls tell
otherwise dont give ur bakwas answers

I agree with one of the posts here that it is not that your downloading speed is slow. it also has something to do with the site you are downloading from, alternatively to increase your speed go for other available plans.

I don't think you can manually increase tthe speed of your internet connection, if you want to increase it you need to talk to the customer care they are the better guys that can help!

Starting speed is just the boost speed. It is not the real speed and with 128 kbps you are getting the right speed as it is 1:8, which is the real speed of every internet connection any company provides. They publish 128 kbps but it is the max they offer.

If you want to download at the 50 kbps speed then i think that it will be nice to get a new higher plan which is the only way to get this high speed. otherwise you are getting the right speed of 20 kbps under your present plan.

Try the following procedures to increase the speed:

1. go to run

2. type gpedit.msc and click ok

3. go to Administrative Templates - Network - Qos packet schedule

4. double click on Limit reservable bandwidth

5. click enabled

6. change 20 to 0

7. click ok

8. restart computer

9. go to any speed test site and test your speed

10. test your upload and download speed

11. compare before and after

Have a try on it. I think this will help you