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cFosSpeed is an internet traffic shaping utility for Windows-based PC that closely monitors and optimizes the bandwidth usage and performs traffic shaping to reduces ping to speed up the internet connection no matter user connection type. It optimizes active network traffics but also increases throughput and maintains a high relationship even during phases of intensive downloads. cFosSpeed allows managing the priorities of every Internet connection, putting a user in complete control over the importance of simultaneously running processes. The primary goal of the application is delivering the maximum possible speed while keeping the ping to minimum values.

cFosSpeed uses technology to control the internal bandwidth and works by separation of different services used on PC. It is a packet filtering program used for managing incoming and outgoing data streams to improve internet latency and overall connection speed. It analyzes data in real-time and sets priorities on data packets, protocols, and essential programs from the rest of Internet traffic.

The software comprises many intelligent features that keep the Internet at speed even-though users already have started generating heavy traffic over the line, enhance the ping latencies for the gamer, and cut down issues regarding audio/video streaming. The technology behind these benefits relies on the `Traffic Shaping` that adds an RWIN expansion to the standard Windows RCP Auto-Tuning and the `Prioritization` which automatically sets specific applications such as Web browsers, games, or VoIP to the higher priority than both ordinary or file-sharing download and upload operations.

The program features are a firewall, data volume configuration, displays online time, and also offers a network monitoring utility.


  • Free configurable prioritization;
  • Self-calibrating;
  • Layer-7 evaluation firewall software
  • Automatic router discovery;
  • Optimum dial-up links;
  • VPN-WLAN-WiFi-MTU-Optimization;
  • Multi customer features;
  • Broadband limitations;
  • Full download rate during upload;
  • Keep user internet fast during heavy upload/download;
  • Consistently quick response time of user Internet even under heavy load;
  • Substantially less lag in online games (improve user Ping);
  • Improved VoIP speech quality;
  • Reduce audio/video streaming problems;
  • Wi-Fi access point;
  • Nice status window (with skins), so the user always see what is going on;
  • cFos Traffic Shaping for smartphones, tablets, and other mobile devices.


What is new in version 11.00 build 2420 (Released on April 21, 2020):
  • Extensive re-write of the cFosSpeed core networking code:
    • Special speed-up for pass-through LAN traffic (not traffic shaped);
    • Designed to keep all out-of-band packet info intact, resulting in;
    • improved ad hoc VPN compatibility;
    • Improved analysis of networking edge cases;
    • Support for NDIS header/data split;
    • Additional speed improvements of Traffic Shaping path;
    • Support for Task Offloading: Checksum Offloading (IP and TCP/UDP), Large Segment Offloading, and Receive Segment Coalescing.
  • With the new networking code, cFosSpeed has only barely noticeable CPU load even at full blast 10 GBit/s LAN traffic;
  • Added a new API to get current connections info, which is 20(!) times faster than the old one;
  • The current connections dialog now displays a CPS history of the last 15 secs;
  • If several routes to the Internet exist simultaneously, cFosSpeed can now use all of them for Traffic Shaping. This is especially useful if you have a balancing setup, e.g., one LAN adapter and one mobile adapter in use at the same time;
  • Added new pingers: UDPv6. This should make cFosSpeed's pings even more stable;
  • Removed "idle" class. Now every connection with set L7-protocol and known program name gets a class assigned right away;
  • Added new "spd gset passthru" modes. So far, we had:
    • 0 = switch off passthru mode - data is put through driver;
    • 1 = do as little as possible to hand packets to the next driver;
    • 2 = do all the port handling but do not analyze or modify the packet.
  • Now we add:
    • 3 = tx data: like 1, rx data: like 2;
    • 4 = tx data: like 2, rx data: like 1.
  • Debugging purpose only.
  • All dialog pages are now integrated into the main navigation;
  • Reaction time in RWIN expansion was speeded thus increasing throughput;
  • Changed HTTP requests, so they are hopefully more compatible with certain proxies;
  • For click-through-auto mode, you can now configure the time needed to switch off click-through (the time you need to hover the mouse pointer over the cFosSpeed window). To change that time, set the key click_through_time=<secs> in file %LOCALAPPDATA%\cfos\cfosspeed\user_data.ini, section [All]. The default is 3 secs. Thanks to leon479959891 for the suggestion;
  • Added "spd flush_usage_logs". Speeded "spd flush";
  • To save processing power, the cFosSpeed service now uses routing/address/interface change notifications to monitor route changes instead of a periodic timer;
  • Optimized handling of how used programs are tracked and stored. It is now faster and more consistent;
  • Used tech from cFos Personal Net to make the internal web server of the cFosSpeed service more responsive;
  • "spd pcnt" will only work if new flag global_counters is set to 1. Enable it with "spd gset global_counters 1";
  • Added time to "X" type line of metadata dump. This line is printed when a TCP or UDP connection is killed;
  • cFosSpeed can now display a toast notification under Win 10 Build 17763+. A click on the new version update notification leads to our web page, where user can download the installation archive;
  • By default, full-screen detections requires that the full-screen window is on the same monitor as the cFosSpeed status window. User can change it so the full screen is detected even if the full-screen window is on a different monitor than the cFosSpeed status window, by setting "per_monitor_fullscreen=0" in the file
    c:\users\<you>\appdata\local\cfos\cfosspeed\user_data.ini section [All]. Thanks to Ori for the suggestion;
  • Added a setting where you can turn off full-screen detection if the fullscreen window is not on the same monitor;
  • Added IPv6 support for IP lists. The format is the same as for IPv4, just with IPv6 addresses instead. Since IPv6 addresses contain ':,' it is assumed that Protowall format IP lists do not use ':' in the "name" portion. If that becomes a problem, use Emule format instead;
  • cFosSpeed will only use the prefix, i.e., the upper 64 bits of an IPv6 address since the lower 64 bits are the interface identifier and are entirely local;
  • When the stored password to your license is lost or wrong, the screen that asks for it anew will now also accept your 30-char serial number, if that is
    how you got your key;
  • Sometimes, the language selected at installation time was not used in the demon. Likewise, a language change in the daemon would not change the language for the next installation. Fixed;
  • Fixed a condition that could lead to starving TCP connections when RWIN expansion was used;
  • Sometimes, packets were leaked if expand_rwin was active, i.e., some packets were never freed. This leads to memory problems and hangs when uninstalling/reinstalling cFosSpeed. It was a long-standing bug. Fixed;
  • Fixed TCP connection problem on connections without TCP WSCALE if RWIN expansion was enabled;
  • Fixed bug in bulk detection: if downloading with HTTP, bulk streams would be re-classified as HTTP_C for a short time after each new GET. Fixed;
  • Fixed "spd TCB <remote wild>". You can specify a wildcard for the remote address: port pair. The wildcard is case-insensitive, IPv6 addresses are in "[]," and IPv6 addresses are written as short as possible (omitting leading zeros and using the "::" abbreviation;
  • Fixed a long-standing bug in RWIN expansion that could lead to slow connection setups;
  • When cFosSpeed was transferring lots of data, spd commands and current connections could sometimes answer very slowly. Fixed;
  • Fixed a display bug in "current connections" which didn't indicate user-changed prio;
  • Fixed bug which caused 100% load on one core;
  • Fixed a bug where the cFosSpeed status window would not regard the position of the system taskbar with auto-arrange. Thanks to George H;
  • Many of the fixes could only be done with the help of many friendly users that send traces and dump files, like ckcampbell1963, aleksxp, a11111135, Daniel Hänel, myfootstep, leozhdan, Priben Kranz, Drool and Contor. Thanks to you all;
  • RWIN expansion will now, by default, negotiate windows that allow full blast downloads with an RTT of 200 ms. Change expand_rwin_dest_time if you want
    a different time;
  • When allocating memory, only nonpaged memory will now be used. No more allocation and locking of paged memory is performed. This worked only very rarely anyway;
  • Update to Visual Studio 2019;
  • Removed variables mtu_limit, data_compression_*, vj_compression_*, fixed_speed and add_overhead_*;
  • (Re)setting the prio class will now have an immediate visual effect, even if there is no data on the connection;
  • Support for Windows 19H2, November 2019 Update and Windows 19H1 (version 1903);
  • Removed the option to disable the taskbar icon. You can use the Windows taskbar configuration dialog to hide the taskbar icon if you want;
  • Removed WMI and keyboard LED support. All variables/values are available via our built-in web server.

What is new in version 10.27 Build 2324 Beta (Released on June 25, 2018):
  • Improvements for metadata dumping.


System requirements:
OS: Microsoft Windows XP, 7, 8.1 & 10.


Install notes:
1. Run the executable file or command-line interpreter program for silent installation;
2. Enjoy!


Screenshots:

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Virus free! 100% clean!
All credits go to the elchupacabra, who made and shared the repack version with us!


File: cFosSpeed 11.5.2456.exe
00/67
MD5: D780F42E74EC89BC1557C6506BAB7345
SHA1: BB15D26867A0898DB9537350ACFEABC6E80D8A26
SHA256: C0234D0C67813B2971F62C9B6D9DCDDE3D71156E3DBA0818CF1E85480ED35756


Kind regards,
@Mirkec
in collaboration with TeamOS ;)


Download links - version 11.5 Build 2456 (Size: 5.93 MB):


 

djblake

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I have a friend I believe could benefit from this program as his connection is not the best to begin with so any additional help is greatly appreciated. Thanks for sharing.
 

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I have a friend I believe could benefit from this program as his connection is not the best to begin with so any additional help is greatly appreciated. Thanks for sharing.
Well normaly it is all depending from the ISP and how mutch your friend is paying for his internet connection ...
 

djblake

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Well normaly it is all depending from the ISP and how mutch your friend is paying for his internet connection ...
True but unfortunately his ISP is the only option he has for internet service. They know this too and they charge him CA$100 a month and his top speed is 100 Kb/s.
He was upgraded last week and his bill is now CA$75 a month and his speed is 25 Mb/s, slow but better. I got him a VPN and that truely gave him a tremendous boost - before he couln't even resume downloads and often would drop the connection.
Now he can shape that traffic with this program and think it's worth a shot. :mm:
 

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huh that is not mutch ... your friend pay when i convert it to euro's 64,04 Euro / month ...
i pay in one month 125 euro's here and have unlimited internet ... downloading and seeding ...
maybe your friend need to look and compare the prizes from all your ISP's that you have there in your country...
 

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These programs make sense if you:

A- Have a very slow internet connection. It will not make it faster but it will force that all of the bandwidth to be used on for example browsing when you are browsing or gaming while gaming. Automatic resource allocation basically.
B- You would like extra control over applications installed. As you can see every single application connected to the internet and you could limit, block..etc

Note that Traffic shaping comes with a 1-2% internet speed markup.
 
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