Speedguide.net guide:
http://forums.speedguide.net/showthread.php?threadid=68127
I've done it a couple of times on my Windows 2000 system, and it's greatly improved dialup (at least as far as it can go). In addition, all tweaks are free so you can forget buying an internet accelerator.
NOTE: I've corresponded with the author on a confusing point. For XP and Win2k installation, his guide indicates that you install and cofigure 1) Cablenut and then 2) TCP Optimizer. Do not install TCP Optimizer. It doesn't configure entirely correctly on XP and Win2k. Moreover, Cablenut completes all the settings that the other program would.
http://forums.speedguide.net/showthread.php?threadid=68127
I've done it a couple of times on my Windows 2000 system, and it's greatly improved dialup (at least as far as it can go). In addition, all tweaks are free so you can forget buying an internet accelerator.
NOTE: I've corresponded with the author on a confusing point. For XP and Win2k installation, his guide indicates that you install and cofigure 1) Cablenut and then 2) TCP Optimizer. Do not install TCP Optimizer. It doesn't configure entirely correctly on XP and Win2k. Moreover, Cablenut completes all the settings that the other program would.