CNET Editors' review
Some of the publisher's claims about this tool to boost your modem are true, but unfortunately not its ability to improve Internet performance.
NetScream does live up to its promise of ease-of-use, and the interface is so simple it takes just seconds to figure out. You'll find three menu options (Help, Tech Support, and About), and two drop-down menus for choosing your operating system and your modem. There's also a slide bar for choosing the speed setting, but some testers reported that it didn't respond. After making selections, all it takes is a click of the Go button to initiate the program. Even testers who couldn't move the slide bar received a message to restart their computers so the changes could take place. Results were mixed, but not one tester got close to the 200 percent improvement boasted by the manufacturer. Some even reported a more sluggish, worsened system. In most cases the improvement was minimal.
NetScream has a 28-day trial period, which is plenty of time to see if it can improve your Internet performance. Systems vary and you might have better luck than we did.
Publisher's Description
From SwiftDog:
Enhance the speed of your internet connection with NetScream. One of the best modem enhancers on the market, it boosts download and upload speeds your modem is capable of. Very easy to use, fully compliant with all versions of Microsoft ® Windows and compatible with all internet connection types. Download music, movies and play internet games faster.
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"this product i prefer to tuse"
Version: NetScream 1.3.20.2006
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its worked actuly 100%
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trial period is too short
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