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Residents of Saransk told about the hidden option of Windows, which slows down the Internet

Residents of Saransk told that Windows has a function to optimize delivery, able to slow down the Internet

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Residents of Saransk told about the hidden option of Windows, which slows down the Internet

Saransk residents were told that Windows has a delivery optimization feature that can slow down the Internet. It helps to download updates and applications.

The feature allows you to receive files not only from Microsoft servers, but also from other computers. If Internet transmission is allowed, it increases the connection load.

With a limited tariff, it is worth checking the delivery optimization settings. To prevent downloads from other computers, you can disable the corresponding item.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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