Ashampoo Internet Accelerator v3.05+Crack - Multilanguage

Posted by Tejaswi Saturday, May 2, 2009
Ashampoo Internet Accelerator will boost the speed of your internet connection by changing Windows default parameters.

Many windows settings work in harmony in order to get the best out of an available internet connection. Unfortunately, the factory design of these settings means that they are often not optimised for a particular connection type, or they are adjusted by a newly installed software product unasked. The consequences are plain to see: the computer can`t get the best out of your internet connection. As a user, this means you have to wait longer until web pages have loaded in your browser or until internet downloads are finished.
For beginners and for most professionals, it simply isn`t possible to find the settings necessary for the fine tuning of the internet in the registry - let alone to edit them. No problem: the Ashampoo Internet Accelerator 2 willbe pleased to complete this job for you!

A slow internet connection costs time and gets on your nerves. For this reason, taking the time to optimise the settings is almost considered a must - particularly since an optimisation in terms of speed doesn't come with any additional cost, neither for a hardware extension nor for the software, as the Ashampoo Internet Accelerator 2 can be used completely free of charge.

Key features
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• Faster surfing with an analogue modem
• Get more out of your ISDN connection
• Optimise your DSL via LAN cable, cable modem or wireless LAN
• Better configuration of other LAN connections


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