Is there a way to share home wireless internet speed?

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Hi I have an ADSL WiFi modem in home with 1MB/s speed. many Laptops and tablet or phones are connected to it, but I want to make a rule that any connected gadgets must have a download limitation speed.

Can I make this condition in my modem (tp-link) settings?
This is because when a gadget is trying to download, all of the bandwidth goes for it and other gadgets have very low internet speed and bad connection.

Posted 30-Oct-14 0:52am

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Thanks7872 30-Oct-14 6:58am

Use google. There are tons of links available on how to do that.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2014-10-30T01:06:00

Depends on the make and model of the router, but many do that capability. Look for "Bandwidth" limits and you shoudl find it.
Alternatively, there is software you can install that limits the bandwidth that particular computer can use, but I've never tried it. One I have heard of is Netlimiter, but AFAIK it is a paid-for product and I know nothing else about it.