Quick overview:
Jedesmal wenn Sie auf eine Information, sei es nun eine Seite oder eine bestimmte Datei, zugreifen werden bestimmte Daten abgerufen. Diese umfassen die direkte Adresse der jeweiligen Gegenstelle und deren Namen sowie Informationen darüber. Diese Informationen werden in einem bestimmten Teil des Arbeitsspeichers geladen damit Sie blitzschnell wieder zur Verfügung stehen. Allerdings ist dieser Teil relativ klein bemessen und deshalb müssen viele Seiteninformationen neu abgerufen werden was Zeit, Nerven und in vielen Fällen noch Geld kostet. Abhilfe verschafft die Erhöhung des sogenannten DNS Caches in welchem diese Informationen sich befinden.
Empty Windows DNS cache
1. Click on Start > Run and type regedit in the command line and confirm with OK. The program for editing the Windows registry will now open.
2. Navigate through the keys HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\ Services\Dnscache\Parameters.
3. Now right-click in the right-hand pane and select New > DWORD value.
4. A brand new value now appears - name this self-created entry CacheHashTableBucketSize. After you have now double-clicked on it and entered 50 (decimal must be activated, as with all subsequent values), the columns in the DNS info table are expanded. You can now continue directly with the next step.
5. Repeat step 3 and this time name the newly created value CacheHashTableSize. Double-click on this entry and insert the number 311, which will increase the lines of DNS entries! All prime numbers are allowed, so you can also experiment with higher values, which you can find on this page.
6. You need to create a new DWORD value for the penultimate time. This time it is called MaxCacheEntryTtlLimit. The obligatory double-click opens the equally familiar dialog window in which this time you select Decimal and 172800, which will keep the cache active for 2 days before it is deleted (manual deletion, for page load problems: Start/Run and type in ipconfig /flushdns).
7. And sighing, you proceed to create a final value of the DWORD brand and enter it as MaxSOACacheEntryTtlLimit. Another click on Decimal and the entry 300 ends the lengthy procedure with a click on OK. And this is what the entire right-hand pane looks like at the end of the tedious fiddling:
Nach einem Neustart ist der Cache weit über die bekannten Windowsgrenzen erhöht worden.
NOTE FOR NEW PUBLICATION: This article was produced by Sandro Villinger and comes from the Windows Tweaks archive, which has been built up since the late 1990s.
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