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Does it show the Decimal value in Parenthesis correctly?
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Does it show the Decimal value in Parenthesis correctly?

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no, in &quot;value data&quot; it shows:<br />
faf0
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so it doesnt display <br />
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faf0(64240)<br />
?
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just faf0<br />
not even a parenthesis
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Tried deleting the value and recreating it?<br />
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It is normal for Windows to modify some values automatically into HEX, but it will always give you the decimal value in parenthesis...
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Tried deleting the value and recreating it?

It is normal for Windows to modify some values automatically into HEX, but it will always give you the decimal value in parenthesis...

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yes tried that before posting this question.
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yes tried that before posting this question.

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Whats the physical Key, or reg hack you are trying to implement?<br />
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To increase the TcpWindowSize?
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Whats the physical Key, or reg hack you are trying to implement?

To increase the TcpWindowSize?

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I'm trying to enter a value data of 64240 &nbsp;and change to decimal base setting by adjusting it manually unde the key:<br />
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\<wbr />CurrentCon<wbr />trolSet\Se<wbr />rvices\Tcp<wbr />ip\Paramet<wbr />ers 
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I'm trying to enter a value data of 64240  and change to decimal base setting by adjusting it manually unde the key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters

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Mine stays Hex even after selecting decimal....Mine is fc00 though..... 
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Mine stays Hex even after selecting decimal....Mine is fc00 though.....

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&lt;&lt;But it still shows 0x0000faf0 (64240)<br />
it shows as faf0 not &nbsp;0x0000faf0 (64240)<br />
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are you sure i wouldn't have to worry? because i remember i was able to do this previously, could sumthing have change my pc configuration?<br />

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<<But it still shows 0x0000faf0 (64240)
it shows as faf0 not  0x0000faf0 (64240)

are you sure i wouldn't have to worry? because i remember i was able to do this previously, could sumthing have change my pc configuration?


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faf0 is the same as the value in the registry as 0x0000faf0
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faf0 is the same as the value in the registry as 0x0000faf0

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OK. i got it.<br />
i didn't realize &nbsp;I was actually seeing &nbsp; just faf0 because it was from the &quot;edit Dword value&quot; window. &nbsp;i wasn't looking in the right pane. 
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OK. i got it.
i didn't realize  I was actually seeing   just faf0 because it was from the "edit Dword value" window.  i wasn't looking in the right pane.

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i'll award your points tomorrow. thank you.
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i'll award your points tomorrow. thank you.

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NP, glad I could be of assistance!!
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I was doing some registry tweaks for internet performance, &nbsp;but i noticed that, for the Dword value named TcpWindowSize, whenever i change the base setting to decimal and press OK, it reverts back to the hexadecimal setting no matter what. &nbsp;I don't know if this happens with every registry key though.
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I was doing some registry tweaks for internet performance,  but i noticed that, for the Dword value named TcpWindowSize, whenever i change the base setting to decimal and press OK, it reverts back to the hexadecimal setting no matter what.  I don't know if this happens with every registry key though.

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