Според мен наистина работи, пробвайте и пишете как е при вас ================= The HTTP 1.1 spec limits the number of simultaneous connections any one browser can make to a given server. It's a way to ensuring there are enough connections to go around. This IE tweak turns off IE's built-in compliance with this standard, and lets your copy of IE open far more simultaneous connections with a server. This means your browser can grab many chunks of a web page at one time, speeding load times. But it also makes your browser a connections "pig," consuming more than its fair share of server connectivity. It makes your browser a selfish net entity. But this tweak is public knowledge now--- reader John Collins dug it out of the Microsoft Knowledge Base, for example (thanks, John!)--- so I'll tell you about it, with a caveat. This tweak can be useful as a temporary setting, or for troubleshooting. But I do NOT recommend it as a permanent thing. Slow web pages are usually caused by something other than the number of allowable connections. (Look at my newly-tweaked www.langa.com to see how fast pages can load with no browser weirdness at all, for example.) But if you want the tweak and aren't concerned about taking more than your share of connectivity, here are John's instructions: In Windows 2000: 1. Open Regedit (Start---Run--- and type 'regedit' [without quotes] ) 2. Navigate to the following folder: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\InternetSettings 3. Find the keys that say: MaxConnectionsPerServer and MaxConnectionsPer1_0Server 4. Change the value of both keys to some higher number (If there are no such keys create them - follow the procedure below) In Windows 9.x 1. Open Regedit (Start---Run--- and type 'regedit' [without quotes] ) 2. Navigate to the following folder: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\InternetSettings 3. Create the following "DWORD" : MaxConnectionsPerServer 4. Set the value to any high number (the default is 2) 5. Creat the following "DWORD" MaxConnectionsPer1_0Server 6.Set the value to any high number as well (the default is 4)