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I don't even know what they are calling it. It is the very best new feature in Windows 7 and I can't find any documentation on it.
In windows 7, if you have 2 different internet connections, it will put them together to increase download bandwidth, especially using software like Steam, or a download manager that separates downloads into sections.
2 weeks ago I got a new personal connection to supplement my existing work connection. Not knowing about this feature, I plugged it in to my second port. And Steam started going twice as fast! I have been looking for that capability for years!
anyway, a few days later it stopped working. both connections work individually. If I screw with the metric while it's downloading i can sometimes make it use both, but it no longer works automatically.
I am just wondering if anybody knows anything more than "plug it in and it works" ... because, it doesn't anymore!
as a note: I reinstalled windows last night thinking it would fix the problem. after first restart it worked, after second it didn't. checked installs, updates, etc ... can't figure out what's stopping it from working automatically...
In windows 7, if you have 2 different internet connections, it will put them together to increase download bandwidth, especially using software like Steam, or a download manager that separates downloads into sections.
2 weeks ago I got a new personal connection to supplement my existing work connection. Not knowing about this feature, I plugged it in to my second port. And Steam started going twice as fast! I have been looking for that capability for years!
anyway, a few days later it stopped working. both connections work individually. If I screw with the metric while it's downloading i can sometimes make it use both, but it no longer works automatically.
I am just wondering if anybody knows anything more than "plug it in and it works" ... because, it doesn't anymore!
as a note: I reinstalled windows last night thinking it would fix the problem. after first restart it worked, after second it didn't. checked installs, updates, etc ... can't figure out what's stopping it from working automatically...