There is a difference compared with other tools regarding a network optimization.

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There is a difference compared with other tools regarding a network optimization.

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Sorry for the screenshots in French.

With WDTOOLS
Wagnard.jpg


With WINHANCE
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Re: There is a difference compared with other tools regarding a network optimization.

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Parisien_entraide wrote: Thu Aug 27, 2026 5:58 am Sorry for the screenshots in French.

With WDTOOLS

Wagnard.jpg



With WINHANCE

Winhance.jpg
I don't see the issue here. On both case, the limitation is active. On WTools it state it's in windows default state (active)
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Re: There is a difference compared with other tools regarding a network optimization.

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In WDTOOLS, it says:
“Remove Windows’ network throttling (improves ping in online games)” — OFF
“Restore Windows default (10)”
If I read that line correctly, it’s enabled on my system, which means the throttling hasn’t been removed, since the button on the right is set to “Default” rather than “Applied.”




In WinHance:

The listed feature is enabled, as indicated by the button.

The question is whether this is the same feature (QoS?).
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Re: There is a difference compared with other tools regarding a network optimization.

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Parisien_entraide wrote: Thu Aug 27, 2026 4:13 pm In WDTOOLS, it says:
“Remove Windows’ network throttling (improves ping in online games)” — OFF
“Restore Windows default (10)”
If I read that line correctly, it’s enabled on my system, which means the throttling hasn’t been removed, since the button on the right is set to “Default” rather than “Applied.”




In WinHance:

The listed feature is enabled, as indicated by the button.

The question is whether this is the same feature (QoS?).
Default is windows default. That means the throttling is enabled.