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Every day we use the Internet at work and at home, and many of us would probably like files and pages to load faster.
- Clear your phone's cache.
When the cache memory is full, it slows down the phone and due to this, the internet speed drops. You can clean all applications individually manually or download a special program and remove them all at once.
Remove all unnecessary applications.
Many applications that you hardly use significantly slow down your Internet speed. It's better to remove all widgets you don't use from your screens. After all, even working in the background, they consume a significant amount of traffic.
Turn on reading mode in your browser.
If you don't need images and are only searching for text information, turn on text mode in your browser and turn off images. This way the pages will load much faster.
Change your browser.
Your mobile phone's web browser also affects your internet speed. There are many mobile web browsers, but some are much faster.
- Check your network settings.
To do this, you need to go to settings and find mobile network settings. The exact menu name will vary from device to device. You need to make sure that the phone is connected to the right type of network and that it is not limited to just 2G or 3G. Most areas of the world are on GSM/WCDMA/LTE networks - try those first. If they don't work, check which one your region is using. The main thing is to activate the best broadband technology.
- Place your network router correctly and reduce the distance between it and your computer.
The reason for the low connection speed may be a weak signal from the Wi-Fi router. To fix this, it's best to place your computer and router as close to each other as possible. The best place for the router is closer to the center of the house, ideally on a wall or on a high shelf. As far as possible, away from your neighbor's Wi-Fi router, power cords, cordless phones, computer wires, microwave ovens, baby monitors and halogen lamps. After all, such wires and waves can interfere with the reception of radio signals.
- Scan your computer with an antivirus at least once a week.
Viruses can not only create the threat of leaking valuable information, but also reduce the speed of Internet traffic.
- Optimize your cache.
Browsers store website data in a cache so that pages can be opened faster in the future. If the cache is full, it reduces browser performance.
- Disable updates that are not currently needed.
The speed partly decreases while third-party programs are running, especially when they update their version. You can increase Internet speed by disabling unused programs.
- Check if the Wi-Fi password is correct.
When distributing the Internet via Wi-Fi, its speed will be shared among everyone connected. Therefore, if 20 people are connected to your Wi-Fi at the same time, and the maximum speed is 20 megabits per second, then everyone will receive only 1 megabit. To avoid this, just set a password for your Wi-Fi network.
Automatically connecting a network connection today is a pressing problem for users of Windows 7 - 10. After all, after turning on the computer, as a rule, a person immediately goes online to check mail or messages on forums, instant messengers, and social networks. If in the “seven” setting up an Internet connection was easy, then in the x64, as in the “ten”, not everyone can add a computer connection to the network to startup due to the unusual location of the settings and configuration methods. Therefore, let’s get acquainted with ways to activate the connection to the global network on Windows 10 and 7, which are the most popular operating systems. By the way, the described methods are also suitable for the “eight”, but due to its low popularity we will not dwell on it in detail.
Automatic connection to the network in seven
Setting up an existing connection can take even longer than creating a new one, so we'll start by removing the existing network connection. It works the same way for Windows 10 and 7.
- In the “Control Panel”, call up the “Network and Sharing Center”.
You can also access the network settings using the context menu of the network connection activity icon located in the tray.
- Go to “Adapter Settings” through the menu located in the right frame of the window, turn off the Internet connection and delete it.
- We return to the “Network Control Center” and create a new connection to the Internet.
- Select a connection option.
- Specify your connection type.
- We enter the login and password received from the provider and call the connection.
As a rule, the user remembers this data or can find it in the contract concluded with the company providing the Internet access service.
If the computer is used by several people on different accounts, we allow other users to use the connection. This will eliminate the need to configure a network connection on each account.
- We close the window.
- We visit “Changing network adapter parameters”, where the created connection will be configured.
- Call up “Properties” of the active network that you just created, and click “Properties” again.
- In the “Options” tab, check “Request a password...” and click “OK”.
- We close all windows, agreeing that the settings will be applied after the reboot.
Actually, now we will activate automatic connection after Windows 7 starts.
- Call “Browser Options” in the network settings.
- In the “Connections” tab, move the switch to the position as in the screenshot so that the created connection is used by default.
- In the same window, click “Settings” and check the “Automatic detection of parameters” option.
- Apply the changes and restart the computer.
- If all instructions are properly followed, the following window will appear, where we put a checkbox next to the only option and click “Connect”.
Automatic connection to the global network in the top ten
Automatic connection to the Internet in the “top ten” is carried out using an alternative method, with the exception of adding a network connection shortcut to the “Startup” directory.
- Open the Windows 10 search bar and enter “regedit” to launch the system registry editor.
You can also call it by entering the same command into the “Run” window launched via Win + R.
- We go through the registry branches in the following order:
If only the current user needs to automatically connect to the Internet, instead of HKLM, follow the suggested path in the HKCU section.
- Open the “Run” branch, where the keys with the paths and names of most applications launched with Windows 10 are located.
- We create a string parameter by calling the context menu of the window area free of keys.
- Double-click on the new Windows 10 registry object and give it any name in the first line of P “Option”.
- In the “Value” form, enter the following commands: rasdial “Name” login password.
The command should look like this: rasdial “ByFly” 32f3f 34g4 – the connection name must be enclosed in double quotes.
You can always find out the connection name in network connections.
- Click “OK” to apply the changes.
- Close the application and restart Windows 10 to check whether the auto-connection to the Internet is working.
When you start Windows 10, a small window will appear while the connection is being established; after a few seconds of display, it will spontaneously disappear.
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At the request of one of the site visitors, I am writing this article. It concerns those of us who have not yet bought a router and connect to the Internet on a computer. Although in our time, with phones and tablets with Wi-Fi, I believe that it is much simpler and more convenient to have a Wi-Fi router at home and have an automatic connection to the Internet on it. But situations are different, and we will not go into details.
So, in fact, we have an Internet connection through technologies such as VPN, L2TP, PPPoe (This can also be used if you). And we want the connection to occur automatically when the computer starts, even before the user logs in. In principle, there is nothing complicated yet, so let’s move on to the instructions. In general, I think that now it’s easier to buy a router (from Ogo.ru, Mvideo or Tekhnosila, since the choice of prices allows you to choose an affordable model) and shift the responsibility for connecting to the Internet to it. For some time now, I have preferred TP-Link and am currently using it. A router is convenient because it allows you to connect any device with Wi-Fi to the network (phones, smartphones, laptops, tablets).
1) We need the name of the Internet connection to be in English. Rename it or set the correct name when creating the connection. I will use VPN.
2) This step applies to owners of Windows 7. Open the properties of the network connection, go to the “Settings” tab and uncheck the “Display connection progress”, “Prompt for name, password” and “Include Windows login domain”.
3) Next, open the Windows Task Scheduler. To do this, go to: Control Panel → “System and Security” group → “Administration” → “Task Scheduler” (or click Win+R and enter taskschd.msc ).
4) Select “Action” → “Create a simple task”:
5) The “Create a Simple Task Wizard” will open. Enter a custom name and description. Click next. 
6) Place a dot next to “When the computer starts.” If desired, you can select “When you log on to Windows”, and the connection will be automatically created after logging in as a user. 
7) Select “Run program”: 
8) Now the fun part:
1) In the “Program or script” field, enter the program: C:\Windows\system32\rasdial.exe
rasdial.exe is a utility that has been built into Windows for a very long time and is used to work with network connections.
2) In the “Add arguments” field, write a command in the following form:
*connection_name* *user_name* *password*
where “username and password” is the username and password provided by your ISP.
In my case it will look like this (the data is fictitious):
VPN qazxderfv zxcvnzx
9) Check the box next to “Open properties for this task after clicking the “Finish” button and click “Done”. 
10) Switch the point to “Run for all users”. We check the box next to “Run with highest rights” and in the “Configure for:” item, select our operating system. Click OK. 
That’s it, now when you turn on the computer, the network connection should turn on on its own.
Alternative ways to enable automatic Internet start:
I. Using the program autorun function.
I believe that this article will not be complete if I do not add several alternative methods. And the first one will be about creating and using a BAT file.
1) So, first of all, of course, we need to create a BAT file that will connect to the Internet. To do this, create a text file in a random location. And fill it with text in the following format:
Cd %systemroot%\system32 start rasdial *connection_name* *username* *password*
2) Rename the file to VPN_autostart.bat. In order to change the file extension, you need to enable their display in the folder properties. In Windows 7, press the button Alt in Explorer and select “Tools” - “Folder Options”. In Windows 8 and 8.1, switch to the “View” tab in Explorer, select “Options” - “Change folder and search options.” There, on the “View” tab, look for the item “Hide extensions for registered file types” and uncheck the box. Click OK.
C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\StartUp"and copy the file into it.
This completes the first alternative method. It seems to be very simple, but for some reason it doesn’t always work.
II) Automatic start of the Internet through a registry entry.
The second alternative method is based on creating an additional parameter to start the network connection.
1) Open the registry by pressing the key combination Win+R and entering regedit , in the window that opens.
2) Open the following thread if you want to enable autorun for all users on the computer:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
If you want to enable autorun only for the current one, then you need this branch:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
I will create for all users.
3) Create a new string parameter with the name StartVPN and give it the format value:
Rasdial *connection_name* *username* *password*
Don’t forget that the VPN connection name should not contain Cyrillic characters. The next time you start your computer, your computer should automatically connect to the Internet.
III) Autostart the Internet by creating a new service.
This is another method that should automatically connect to the Internet before the user logs in.
Sc create startVPN start= auto binPath= "rasdial *connection_name* *username* *password*" DisplayName= "StartVPN" depend= lanmanworkstation obj= "NT AUTHORITY\LocalService"
This will create a new service that will run after all system services have started. In my case it will look like this:
Sc create startVPN start= auto binPath= "rasdial VPN qazxderfv zxcvnzx" DisplayName= "StartVPN" depend= lanmanworkstation obj= "NT AUTHORITY\LocalService"
In the console services.msc A new service should appear; if it does not appear, check the command syntax.
Open the service properties and change the parameter Startup type on " Automatic (delayed start)»
And go to the “Recovery” tab. And switch all three action items to “Restart the service”.
Now the connection will be made after starting the computer with automatic reconnection in case of an error.
This instruction will make life much easier for operating system users. Windows 7 And Windows 8 connecting to the Internet via PPPoE. The connection technology can be as follows: ADSL or FTTB, so GPON if the optical modem is configured in bridge mode - Bridge. Every time you turn on your computer, you have to go to network connections and start the Internet connection manually. I will tell how to make an automatic connection to the Internet.
So, the procedure is:
1. Let's go to Network and Sharing Center. ()
2. On the right side, look for a link in the menu Change adapter settings and click on it.
3. Right-click on the desired High-speed connection and select the menu item Properties.
4. Select a tab Options and uncheck the boxes Display connection progress, Request name, password, certificate and so on..
5. Press the button OK.
6. Again, right-click on High-speed connection and select Create a shortcut. The system will tell you that it can only create a shortcut on the desktop - we agree with this and click Yes. On the desktop A shortcut to your High Speed Internet connection will appear.
7. Open the menu Start → All programs. We are looking for an item. Right-click on it and select the menu item - Open.
8. Drag the created connection shortcut from the desktop to the opened folder. When Windows asks you to copy or move, click Move.
Now every time you boot Windows you will automatically connect to the Internet .
- How to make an automatic Internet connection if I don't have a router? My computer has two operating systems, Windows 7 and Windows 8, Internet services are provided by the Beeline provider. I want the Internet to connect automatically when I turn on the computer, for example, I turn on the computer and the Internet connects itself, and I don’t need to click on any Beeline shortcuts. I myself tried numerous recommendations from the Internet, but it didn’t help: 1) Created a task using the task scheduler. 2) Created a bat file (batch file) and placed it in the "Startup" folder at C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\StartUp. 3) Created a dial-up connection and everything was useless. Windows 8 is especially alarming; according to rumors, it is generally impossible to make such a connection without a router.
- Hello admin, please tell me, how to make an automatic internet connection when starting the Windows 8 operating system, the most important thing is that this method is simple and suitable for all existing Internet providers, for example: Beeline, Dom.ru, MTS and so on.
How to make an automatic Internet connection
Hello friends, I often have to hang around my friends and set up an automatic Internet connection after installing the operating system. In today's article I will show you how to do this if you have not yet purchased a router. In fact, there are a lot of options and a dozen instructions could be written, but almost all of them are ineffective in the new Windows 8.1 operating system.
But there is one universal, and most importantly simple, method that works with all providers and in all the most common operating systems: Windows 7 and Windows 8, and even Windows XP. We will use little-known features of Windows, the Rasdial command, it is the one that performs automatic dialing for Microsoft clients.
Note: after successfully creating an automatic Internet connection, quit and your Opera, Mozilla or Google Chrome will also start automatically!
We will create a string parameter in the registry and indicate in it the name of our provider, login and password, then reboot and automatically access the Internet.
So, before work, just in case, create a system restore point, then right-click in the lower left corner and select “Run”
Enter the command “regedit” into the input field and click OK.
We are in the registry, here we find the section responsible for autoloading
For all users:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
or for the current user:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
In my case, for the current user
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\ Run
Right-click on an empty space in the section and select New -> String Parameter.
ATTENTION!
The method works on 8.1 only if the connection name consists of one word.
Will work - Beeline
Will not work - Beeline Internet.
Right-click on the parameter we just created and select Edit.
then, if your provider is Beeline, in the Value field write:
rasdial space "The name of your connection in quotes, which can be viewed in the Network and Sharing Center->Change adapter settings, for example Beeline",