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   • About ActiveSpeed
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I. Introduction

   1. ActiveSpeed Introduction
   2. ActiveSpeed Benefits
   3. How does it work?

II. Getting Started

   4. Opening ActiveSpeed
   5. Optimize your Internet
   6. Usage Tips

III. Buttons & Functions

Section III. is for reference only. Skip down to section IV. if you are already familiar with ActiveSpeed's layout.

Introduction
   7. Main Console
   8. Speed Manager Window

ActiveSpeed Tab
   9. Menu Selector
   10. Overview
   11. About
   12. Help
   13. Special Offers

Speed Mode Tab
   14. Intelligent Mode
   15. Quick Optimize Mode
   16. Standard Mode
   17. Adapter Info

Speed Info Tab
   18. Optimization History
   19. Quick Speed Test

Settings Tab
   20. Options
   21. Sign In
   22. Host file

IV. Speed Modes Up Close

Intro to Modes
   23. Speed Modes
   24. Why have Modes?

Intelligent Mode
   25. Step-by-step
   26. Gaming Settings
   27. Different Phases
   28. Frequent Rebooting?

Quick Optimize Mode
   29. When to Use It
   30. Custom Settings

Standard Mode
   31. Standard Mode


 
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IV. Speed Modes Up Close

28. Intelligent Mode - Frequent Rebooting?

Of course, you may ask why ActiveSpeed must reboot so many times during the Learning Phase. This is due to a limitation of Windows and not ActiveSpeed.

In order for some Windows registry changes to take effect, the system must shut down or restart. This is common in everything from optimizing your computer's performance to installing software of any kind. Once the Learning Phase ends, however, you won't have to restart your computer again during the Power Phase.
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