How does Full Speed work? By default all Windows Operating Systems are configured to work with general and average Internet and network settings to accommodate the data rate capabilities of the communications technologies that existed at the time of Window's design. Windows XP is now 6 years old and nowadays the average speed of data on the internet and on networks is far greater than it was even a couple of years ago and so Windows Internet configurations and settings are out of date and it is the users who are taking the hit in the performance of their machines when online. Even Vista works in the same way as XP.

The default Windows settings and configurations means that anyone with any type of Internet connection will not be receiving the Full Speed, value or performance of their Internet connection especially with broadband.

Full Speed's optimization will instantly configure your Windows Operating System and Browser for optimal high speed internet access and will configure it for the fastest performance possible for your connection.

Full Speed automatically addresses more than 50 settings and tweaks them all for the best performance possible. Full Speed™ also adds/modifies system files and registry entries to get the best performance possible. The combination of all this results in amazing speed increases.

More info about Full Speed's Pro Boost 3.3 here:
http://www.getfullspeed.com/