Good for those who use P2P programs, this option is very useful, there is TCP-Z this program allows us to do both in a virtual manner, without changing our tcpip.sys file, and patch directly, but today I bow the first option, which allows us to install a driver tcp-z which will be responsible for controlling the number of connections that travel through tcpip protocol. Without further ado let's work, first download stable version of tcp-z, so far is the version: TCPZ_20090205, address discharge is
http://deepxw.blogspot.com/2009/01/download-latest-version.html
The spec file in:
http://soft3.wmzhe.com/download/deepxw/TCPZ_20090205.zip
http://soft2.wmzhe.com/download/deepxw/TCPZ_20090205.zip
Once downloaded, unzip it and go to the folder: VirtualDevice, and run the setup file agree to our architecture, TCPZ_Setup-x64.exe 64-bit and TCPZ_Setup-x86.exe 32-bits. Once there press the button:
"Enable TestSigning, echo restart this the pc.
VirtualDevice -> TCPZ_Setup-xxx.exe -> Enable TestSigning
Then re-run the same arhiva, but this time we press the button: "Install Driver".
VirtualDevice -> TCPZ_Setup-xxx.exe -> Install Driver
to suffice here, if you want to customize and monitor then returned to the folder where you unzip the file and run the monitor tcp-z, which will TCPZ. exe 32-bit and 64-bit TCPZ64.exe, once there go to the tab "Patch" and see the section "Patch Memory" is a bar graph where we can control the number of connections and we want to "Apply ".
To see the proper functioning of the screenshots look at first.
All this places a watermark on the desktop, I created a patch for the version of Windows Vista SP2 RC-Escrow V275, the Linsker below:
Remove Watermark V275:
x64 x86
Similarly
can use this patch if you use the tcpip patcher universal,;)
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