Script to Turn Off QoS Packet Scheduler
Has anyone come across a vbscript to turn of the QoS Packet Scheduler? I'm sorry in advance if this is being posted in the wrong forums. :)
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Posted by:
AB
17 years ago
Uninstall:
C:\TempDir\snetcfg.exe -v -u ms_psched >>C:\TempDir\QoSUninstall.log
Install:
C:\TempDir\snetcfg.exe -v -l "C:\Windows\inf\netpschd.inf" -c s -i ms_psched >>C:\TempDir\QoSInstall.log
Download snetcfg from http://www.jsifaq.com/docs/files/76011/snetcfg.zip
Regards,
Al
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Menorca
Groan...
C:\TempDir\snetcfg.exe -v -u ms_psched >>C:\TempDir\QoSUninstall.log
Install:
C:\TempDir\snetcfg.exe -v -l "C:\Windows\inf\netpschd.inf" -c s -i ms_psched >>C:\TempDir\QoSInstall.log
Download snetcfg from http://www.jsifaq.com/docs/files/76011/snetcfg.zip
Regards,
Al
Where do male Packagers go on their holidays?
Menorca
Groan...
Posted by:
AB
17 years ago
Switches:
snetcfg [-v] [-l <full-path-to-component-INF>] -c <p|s|c> -i <comp-id>
where,
-l provides the location of INF
-c provides the class of the component to be installed
p == Protocol, s == Service, c == Client
-i provides the component ID
The arguments must be passed in the order shown.
Examples:
snetcfg -l c:\oemdir\foo.inf -c p -i foo
...installs protocol 'foo' using c:\oemdir\foo.inf
snetcfg -c s -i MS_Server
...installs service 'MS_Server'
OR
snetcfg [-v] -q <comp-id>
Example:
snetcfg -q MS_IPX
...displays if component 'MS_IPX' is installed
OR
snetcfg [-v] -u <comp-id>
Example:
snetcfg -u MS_IPX
...uninstalls component 'MS_IPX'
OR
snetcfg [-v] -s <a|n>
where,
-s provides the type of components to show
a == adapters, n == net components
Examples:
snetcfg -s n
...shows all installed net components
OR
snetcfg [-v] -b <comp-id>
Examples:
snetcfg -b ms_tcpip
...shows binding paths containing 'ms_tcpip'
General Notes:
-v turns on the verbose mode
-? Displays this help
Found this - but I think this is just the /? help stuff...
Regards,
Al
snetcfg [-v] [-l <full-path-to-component-INF>] -c <p|s|c> -i <comp-id>
where,
-l provides the location of INF
-c provides the class of the component to be installed
p == Protocol, s == Service, c == Client
-i provides the component ID
The arguments must be passed in the order shown.
Examples:
snetcfg -l c:\oemdir\foo.inf -c p -i foo
...installs protocol 'foo' using c:\oemdir\foo.inf
snetcfg -c s -i MS_Server
...installs service 'MS_Server'
OR
snetcfg [-v] -q <comp-id>
Example:
snetcfg -q MS_IPX
...displays if component 'MS_IPX' is installed
OR
snetcfg [-v] -u <comp-id>
Example:
snetcfg -u MS_IPX
...uninstalls component 'MS_IPX'
OR
snetcfg [-v] -s <a|n>
where,
-s provides the type of components to show
a == adapters, n == net components
Examples:
snetcfg -s n
...shows all installed net components
OR
snetcfg [-v] -b <comp-id>
Examples:
snetcfg -b ms_tcpip
...shows binding paths containing 'ms_tcpip'
General Notes:
-v turns on the verbose mode
-? Displays this help
Found this - but I think this is just the /? help stuff...
Regards,
Al
Posted by:
spartacus
17 years ago
I don't know whether Al's method described earlier would require a reboot to take effect but it's worth noting that you can always use the devcon utility to restart the NIC driver (and avoid the need to reboot) should that be the case.
Regards
Spartacus
Regards
Spartacus
Posted by:
AB
17 years ago
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