{"1":{"question":"How to close apps using too much bandwidth on Windows 10?","answer":"<p dir='ltr'>Some applications use your Internet connection to download files.&nbsp;<\/p><p dir='ltr'>Then, you should keep these apps closed or disabled while downloading to increase your download and upload speeds.<\/p><p dir='ltr'>Follow these steps:<\/p><ul><li dir='ltr'><p dir='ltr'>Run the &ldquo;Settings&rdquo; application<\/p><\/li><li dir='ltr'><p dir='ltr'>Choose the &ldquo;Network &amp; Internet&rdquo;<\/p><\/li><li dir='ltr'><p dir='ltr'>From the left sidebar, select &ldquo;Data usage&rdquo;<\/p><\/li><li dir='ltr'><p dir='ltr'>On the right-hand side pane, select &ldquo;View usage per app&rdquo;<\/p><\/li><li dir='ltr'><p dir='ltr'>Your apps&#39; data usage will be visible. Locate the programs that consume an excessive amount of your data and disable or uninstall them<\/p><\/li><\/ul>"},"2":{"question":"How to limit the bandwidth in Windows 10?","answer":"<p dir='ltr'>As mentioned above, your bandwidth is used by Windows 10 to download updates for the Windows OS and apps.&nbsp;<\/p><p dir='ltr'>You can apply a limit if it consumes excessive amounts of bandwidth.<\/p><p dir='ltr'>Below are our guidelines:<\/p><ul><li dir='ltr'><p dir='ltr'>Open the &ldquo;Settings&rdquo; app<\/p><\/li><li dir='ltr'><p dir='ltr'>Choose &ldquo;Update &amp; Security&rdquo;<\/p><\/li><li dir='ltr'><p dir='ltr'>Click &ldquo;Advanced options&rdquo; from the middle pane<\/p><\/li><li dir='ltr'><p dir='ltr'>Choose &ldquo;Delivery Optimization&rdquo;<\/p><\/li><li dir='ltr'><p dir='ltr'>At the bottom, click &ldquo;Advanced options&rdquo;<\/p><\/li><li dir='ltr'><p dir='ltr'>Then, you can see a slider for Upload and download settings. Next, set the amount of bandwidth that Windows can use for main tasks.<\/p><\/li><\/ul>"},"3":{"question":"Do WiFi boosters speed up an Internet connection?","answer":"<p dir='ltr'>Well, WiFi boosters merely fill in the gaps in your home&#39;s connectivity, not speed up the Internet&#39;s download of Windows 10.&nbsp;<\/p><p dir='ltr'>This might be considered to mean that WiFi boosters assist you in repairing dead spots in your home with poor Internet connectivity.<\/p>"}}