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                                          -/>DISABLE QoS SCHEDULER</-

There is a lot of debate on this subject, QoS Scheduler is designed to
reserve bandwidth for applications that support it. Some claim even
disabling QoS Scheduler it still runs and reserves 20% of bandwidth to
applications that support. I personally, don't think this is the case,
so in case those of you are are paranoid and want to make sure QoS is
not taking any bandwidth, follow these steps:

- click start, run.., type gpedit.msc, click ok
- go to computer config/network\QoS Packet Scheduler
- highlight QoS Packet Scheduler, double-click Limit Reservable
  bandwidth on the right.
- click enable
- change from 20 to 0, click ok

So even if QoS is active it cannot use any broadband thanks to the new
restriction you just gave it.