🚀 Secret Windows Settings to Speed Up Your Internet Windows stores DNS cache entries to help websites load faster. Tweaking these cache settings may improve DNS efficiency and responsiveness 👇 🛠️ Open Registry Editor Press Windows + R Type regedit Press Enter 🌐 Navigate to DNS Cache Settings Expand HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE Expand SYSTEM Expand CurrentControlSet Expand Services Click Dnscache If you don’t see a Parameters folder: • Right-click Dnscache • Click New → Key • Name it Parameters ⚙️ Create DNS Cache Values Click the Parameters folder On the right side, right-click → New → DWORD (32-bit) Value Name it: CacheHashBucketTableSize Double-click it Set the value to 1 Click OK Right-click again → New → DWORD (32-bit) Value Name it: CacheHashTableSize Double-click it Set the value to 384 Click OK 🔄 Apply Changes Close Registry Editor Restart your computer 📌 Reason: These settings adjust how Windows organizes DNS cache entries, which may improve cache efficiency and slightly improve browsing responsiveness. ⚠️ Registry edits affect system behavior — make changes carefully and consider creating a restore point first. Follow Computer Geeks for more tips & tricks 💻⚡ #WindowsTips #InternetSpeed #DNSCache #RegistryEditor #TechHacks #PCOptimization #WindowsTricks #ComputerGeeks