so i just watched a video for my ping that sayd to me to go in regedit hkey local machine current control set tcip interfaces

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bakumonsuno85

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TcpAckFrequency And TcpNodelay just keep on dissapearing from the folder i created them into anyone know why read my problem:) so i just watched a video for my ping that sayd to me to go in regedit hkey local machine current control set tcip interfaces and search for something called dchpip and create in the folder with this file a TCpAckfrequency and a tcpnodelay i did it but i restarted my pc and then poof gone i looked at the folder i created them but nothing from what i created was there and idk why? i tried tcp optimizer hoping for a better chance it created tcpackfrequency and tcpnodelay but still poof gone after restart i did read something about powershell.exe in a corner something from tcpoptimizer now idk what is this pls help me with this or if you have a solution to lower my ping without chaching ISP would work too ! :D
 
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As USAFRet said, don't watch videos to learn this. Read some networking books and find out exactly what the purpose of those two settings are and when they should be used and how to use them. You are not going to get a "more direct connection to the server" by using them to lower your ping, they are only set for your local TCP/IP settings with how the network card handles packets.
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"so i just watched a video for..."
Stop doing that.

Understand what 'ping' represents.
Round trip time between your device and the server or whatever you are connecting to. One major factor is actual, physical, distance between you and that server.
Ping the router in your house? <1ms.
Ping a server 2 towns away? 20ms
Ping a server on the other side of the planet? 200ms.

Physics.

There is often very little you can do to affect your overall ping numbers. Once the signal leaves your house, you are at the mercy of all the devices in the chain, and distance.
Want a lower ping? Connect to a server closer to your location.
 
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i know what is ping im just trying to find help why this tcpackfrequency and tcpnodelay suddenly dissapear you know?im afraid may this affect more files and yes i watched a video for creating those 2 files and what because im trying too look for help for some people this worked because with this 2 files the way that my connection to the server is more direct
 
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As USAFRet said, don't watch videos to learn this. Read some networking books and find out exactly what the purpose of those two settings are and when they should be used and how to use them. You are not going to get a "more direct connection to the server" by using them to lower your ping, they are only set for your local TCP/IP settings with how the network card handles packets.
 
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