Speed Up Windows 7 Internet

Slow internet problem is a common issue occurring in Windows 7 operating system . Though you are using a high speed internet connection , your internet goes slow . It happens especially in the following circumstances :

1 . Internal problems :
a . Third-party toolbars are installed
b . Third-party add-ons are installed
c . Corruption in the cache
d . DLLs conflicts

2 . External problems :
a . Website server is too busy
b . Connection problem from the ISP

The internal problems can be fixed/adjusted by us . As they are related to our computer , we can solve them our own . And , the latter are out of our scope . What we can do is to only complain about them to the respective authority .

Third-Party Toolbars are Installed

Many free software products on the internet come with third-party toolbars . The toolbars include a search engine , easy access to our email accounts and other utility features .

These toolbars often slows down your web browser and thereby the internet connection on Windows 7 operating system . They take more time for loading than how much your web browser takes . So , disable them , if you do not use .

1 . Open Internet Explorer .
2 . Click View | Toolbars .
3 . Uncheck the toolbar you do not wish to keep enabled .
4 . Confirm the action when prompted to disable the associated add-ons .

Third-Party Add-Ons are Installed

Like the toolbars , add-ons too are the utility features introduced by the third-parties . These add-ons help viewing the various types of contents , like videos , multimedia and playing online games .

Often the internet is slow in Windows 7 due to these add-ons . . The others which are not essential should be disabled .

1 . Open Internet Explorer .
2 . Click Tools | Manage Add-Ons .
3 . Select All Add-Ons option from the Show drop-down box .
4 . Disable the unnecessary third-party add-ons .
5 . Click Close button .

Corruption in the Cache

Web browser cache enables easy access to our most recently viewed websites . A copy of the most recently viewed websites is stored on your hard disk , and loaded every time you request opening that webpage . This reduces the overall time of loading that website and boosts the internet performance .

However , it is found that the files in bad state stored in your web browser cache makes it difficult to work for your web browser and thereby slows down the internet connection . What you need to do is delete all the files in the browser cache and then restart your web browser .

1 . Download a system cleaner product . A system optimizer product enables clearing the browser cache of all the installed and supported web browsers at a time .
2 . Click System Cleaner .
3 . Click Clean button .
4 . Restart your web browser .

DLLs Conflicts

Dynamic Link Library ( DLL ) files involve modules used by various programs and Windows components . The programs running on your Windows 7 operating system loads the required DLLs from the information that they retrieve from the registry . In simple words , the registry contains the information about the path of each DLL . The DLL path in registry that does not exist makes complication in the functioning of your web browser and thereby slows down the internet . You need to delete such references from the registry .

Use a registry cleaner product to repair the missing and invalid DLL paths in the registry .

Problem with the Server or ISP

Each website is stored on individual servers . Loading a website by too
many users slows down the server computer and thereby reduced performance in opening the website contents and downloading files from it . In case of download files , try a different minor .

In case there is a problem with your Internet Service Provider ( ISP ) , contact him .
Download any free registry cleaner software.