Bro-fessor, I've been using this for a few years now with Win10 on Straight Talk with Verizon sim. As soon as I recently switched to ATT sim (I get better signal with ATT at my house) the TTL hack no longer worked. My wife has same phone as me (LG V40) but still with Verizon sim and no problem with TTL hack. So, AT&T may be using other method for sniffing out Hotspot usage. I now use "Netshare No-Root-Tethering" by Netshare Softwares, an Android app which casts your mobile data to your PC via Wifi Direct (much like casting your Android screen to your Smart TV via Wifi Direct) and I get all the Hotspot I need. The only downside is some apps and progs are not compatible with Wifi Direct, such as Torrent apps like BitComet. Also, you cannot cast Mobile Data to a Smart TV yet (unless it has the option to change to a Proxy, like on a PC). Other than that, no need for regular Hotspot anymore. All the downloading and streaming to my PC I want.
Wow you are the best!!! I’m living in Europe for a year and have a unlimited E SIM that blocked tethering and I need to work on my computer daily. You just saved my life, I’ve been having to go to coffee shops daily. If I ever meet you I owe you a beer sir🙏🤝
@@jasonbrown467 Yea, I mainly use it for when I am on trips now. I still use verizon like before, I wonder if Tmobile is actually better service wise, than what it used to be lol
@@tristonpope i got my TTL 117 its Verzion plus im using a Tplink Archer Ax1500 router to my 3G/4G modem Bec 6300nel Ridgewave R15 gonna upgrade it soon since it uses old hardware My isp Bravado Wireless uses Verzion Towers
Apparently, when I restarted my computer, the ttl stopped working and I am back to 600 kbps again... I deleted it and remade it again, but it didn't work. Is there anything I can do about it?
I will be honest i dont know. The registry changes do not work for me until i do the reboot on a pc then never malfunction for me. I am surprised it worked fee ithout rebooting.
@@jasonbrown467 I did reboot it again and tried the ping test, it said I was using TTL 65, but I still got throttled. Now I use a VPN Service and it's not as fast, but I still get around 100 mbps
@@Jimmyhogs while i am not sure what a tommato router is i suspect i may be headed that direction as cant edit ttl on ps4 and xbox so those devices are still throttled for me. i have seen where years ago there were custom android os roms floating around that would allow for ttl editing on the fly on the host device so we wouldnt have to monkey around with this stuff, but sadly that idea seems lost to the internet. i would buy a phone just so i could do that if i could confirm that it actualy worked, even if the phone is 8 years old lol
Thank you for this video and your clear and simple instructions which have resulted in my data connection from my windows10 machine no longer being subject to continual outage by the service provider. As its possible to use the computer on which the registry edit was made to share the unthrottled Wifi connection to other devices (where the TTL cannot be edited ) this may be of further help in some cases. Once again thank you for making and sharing this clear and effective video. Best Regards, A
in one of my networks i do that sort of, but a little more than that. on one of my networks i have a rooted phone that masks ttl on the fly on the phone its self, then that feeds via wlan into a windows 7 laptop pc, that windows 7 laptop then is setup with "ics" host and i have that set to share its wifi connection to the ethernet port on that laptop, then the ethernet port from the laptop goes to a wan port on a router, then the router has its own wifi it broadcasts and also built in switch that feeds a 24 port gigabit swtich, that switch feeds the whole house with ethernet and another router in the basement that has its dhcp service turned off to just be a "access point" in my basement.
th-cam.com/video/Ca4XNkTtTw4/w-d-xo.html Use this method for ps4 or whatever Speed may be slower but no-where near throttle speed You have to find an older version of this app on the internet
i appreciate the input but you have said the same thing twice here with no clarification on what the command is to be typed? be aware most people dont even know how to even open cmd
@@jasonbrown467 Windows 10, Android 11, Unrooted Ghetto Piece of Shi_ 😆👍 Windows Commands (run cmd as administrator): netsh int ipv4 set glob defaultcurhoplimit=65 netsh int ipv6 set glob defaultcurhoplimit=65 Replace 65 with 128 to reset to default if issues occur on other networks.
This works amazingly for my hotspot thank you! Also, maybe a dumb question, but what would this do to my home network when I am not using the hotspot anymore? Sorry if this comment is late.
Hello, I've tried what's in the video and the 2 cmd lines, but I can't get it to work. When I pink localhost I don't get any information about ttl, and my hotspot speeds are still .5 upload and download. Help?
maybe i can help, maybe not. this was a topic i havent thought about much since i created the video. btw there is a dude in the comment section who says something about cmd lines. did i mention cmd lines in my video? i remember doing my changes in the regeditor. oh ok i reread what you said, you said you tried my method and the other dudes method. who is your phone carrier?
i would help but i really dont know how. i know zero about dns, in my video i guess i just showed how to change your ttl, it shouldnt affect your ability to access websites, did you get it figured out?
Were you able to get sonething useful fron my blabbering? I move through a fair amount of pcs a t home and i use a hotspot at home thst is throttled down to 600kbps, by editing the ttl i csn get around 20mbps. Its the differnce between thoughts of suicide and having a good day.
@@jasonbrown467 oh, it changed my life! Seriously, I tweaked some friends, I started talking done coding courses, I want to know more! All because of this vid. I don't care if it s thought of as blab, lol, I love regular human beings. Ty ty.
the method i showed in this video requires both, there are other ways but i havent made a video about them. you could root your phone and edit its ttl with a program called "ttl editor" but you need to have a rom/kernel that supports ttl editing.
yeah, but i dont do it that way. now i edit ttl at the kernal level on my phone so all devices can connect not throttled. i mean to create a new couple of new videos showing my new methods but just havnt done it. honestly i just read and try different things until i find a solution that works. i bought my one plus 6t just because not only could i root it, but apply ttl mangling at the kernel level for all packets leaving my phone
strange, it worked for me on win7 and 10. i have since then evolved a bit and now edit ttl on the phone its self using one plus 6t. i may make a video of that sometime
ok, thanks for the info. have you ever changed ports? last time i went to college maybe 11 years ago or so i was on a campus that blocked torrents as well, but i was able to bypass their block, but i cant remember how i did it. it could have been changing ports, proxy or vpn. btw i have never paid for any vpn service. who is the phone carrier? i didnt think isps were blocking torrents these days, but i learn something new with almost every conversation i have on here. again who is the carrier?
@@jasonbrown467 the carrier is stc, its a company in Saudi Arabia. and no I haven't changed ports. am using my phone hotspot with downloading on my pc and there is no throttling when am downloading through launchers such as blizzard and epic games. I tried different torrent clients, and there is one that works for a little bit then the speed goes down to 30 KB which is Veze. Do you think I should use vpn on my phone or pc? and thanks for helping
@@youssefmo i thought i responded, maybe you solved your issue btw now, long story short i dont know off the top of my head how you would get around that there
i dont know specificaly what you need to do. i never have had verizon service. what speeds do you get on the phone its self? 50KB, seems like a strange number
are you aware that 50KB is 400kpb? are you getting 50KB or 50kb? also, i may be able to help some, but we need to have a dialog here. step one, get a clear understanding of what your current limitations are. perhaps a general crash course in basic networking is needed. what speed do you get on the phone. is the phone roote? how did you get the hotsport turned on? do you pay for the hotspot etc etc?
I just did with my iPhone I use Visible which is Verizon towers. Set it to 65. But the setting is changed on the computer, you cannot change any hotspot settings on iPhones
@@jasonbrown467 Nah, didnt work for me. I tried your regedit method and the CMD line method that other tutorials posted. I'm using a galaxy s8, turned on mobilehot spot, and still throttled at the 500 kpbs. Darn.
yes, i am pretty sure i did this exact same thing to one of my older windows 7 pcs. btw i just edit ttl on my phone now days so i dont need to edit it on any of the clients on the network
@@jasonbrown467 Hi! Im from Peru, jungle of Peru, Im subscrbed to your channel, sorry for my poor english, I need to change my TTL the same way you did!!! please can you help me on this?? I just have my Phone Rooted Thanks
also, the key here is rooted tether and editing ttl on the pcs what will be used on said hotspot. i found if i do one and not the other this doesnt work atm. do you have a rooted tether app?
i have wanted to make a video showing how i got around this on everything else on my network , but i just havent done it. to answer your question, no, the exact method in this video is for winodws based pcs where you can mask packets via ttl editing in the windows registry. i do have my entire network unthrottled now, even my xbox can now download all of its blessed updates that we all love at the max speed of what the phone can get at that moment, normally about 30mbps for me which be about 55 times faster than that dreaded 600kbps
yeah, i meant to do another video like a year ago about the new method, i just never did. long story short. i went out looking for a android phone that was 1. able to rooted, 2. able to have a kernel that supports ip mangling, so that i could change all packet ttl values on the phone. it works much better as this method allows for unthrottled data for all devices including tv's and xboxs etc etc. i bought the phone, rooted it, applied the tll patch, and run "edit ttl" and its been perfect on tmobile since. full speed at all times for all devices. last month i used 480GB on that phone's hotspot. a few days ago i did a speed test at 1am on a pc connected to it and it was 80mbps. i think i switched to this method maybe 2 years ago, but i dont know for sure
@@jd_av8 one plus 6t. i got that phone because there was a chance it would work, and it did. tmobile unlimited talk text and data and free hotspot, but they dont tell you the hotspot is throttled to 600kbps, unless you do what i did
@@jd_av8 its easier than it sounds. i suspect any tutorial that specifically covers that phone will work. for the record i bought two of the exact same model to do this on and it works on both.
too much trouble you went through for this. there is a simpler more legitimate way to do this without any downloads or purchasing third party software. FYI, if youre going to post publicly, dont be so mparanoid
@@SoftCell78 yes, i think i saw that was an option here recently. you cant change ttl on xbox or ps4 or other misc devices but it would a mute point if the router can do it
as of 12.13.2021 this appears to not work on a win 10 pc, on sprint/tmobile hotspot. i will look farther into this and maybe post an update
Bro-fessor, I've been using this for a few years now with Win10 on Straight Talk with Verizon sim. As soon as I recently switched to ATT sim (I get better signal with ATT at my house) the TTL hack no longer worked. My wife has same phone as me (LG V40) but still with Verizon sim and no problem with TTL hack. So, AT&T may be using other method for sniffing out Hotspot usage. I now use "Netshare No-Root-Tethering" by Netshare Softwares, an Android app which casts your mobile data to your PC via Wifi Direct (much like casting your Android screen to your Smart TV via Wifi Direct) and I get all the Hotspot I need. The only downside is some apps and progs are not compatible with Wifi Direct, such as Torrent apps like BitComet. Also, you cannot cast Mobile Data to a Smart TV yet (unless it has the option to change to a Proxy, like on a PC). Other than that, no need for regular Hotspot anymore. All the downloading and streaming to my PC I want.
still works for me on Win11
Wow you are the best!!! I’m living in Europe for a year and have a unlimited E SIM that blocked tethering and I need to work on my computer daily.
You just saved my life, I’ve been having to go to coffee shops daily. If I ever meet you I owe you a beer sir🙏🤝
You are the man👌👌
Windows CMD: netsh int ipv4 set glob defaultcurhoplimit=65
thank you i had this saved on my laptop and i must have deleted it. it worked for me while i was over the road.
Yo thanks dude! You are amazing! Now I get 150Mbps from tethering instead of 600kbps on Verizon's LTE Data!
Did you just set your ttl to 65?
@@cookieofgods2955 the ttl to 65 does not work for me man. you find any fix?
I do have an actual isp now, but I always like to go back to this video. I still use this setting on all of my devices!
glad it helped. i was able to mask my ttl at the phone, so i havent had to use this method in a while. unthrottled tmobile hotspot is nice
@@jasonbrown467 Yea, I mainly use it for when I am on trips now. I still use verizon like before, I wonder if Tmobile is actually better service wise, than what it used to be lol
Thank you Thank you!!!! Went from .5mb to 78mb
Thank you I do believe it has made a difference already on my PC you the man
also to anyone changing it on verizon to 65 and it not working. try 117. that seems to always work for me
Will it work on my 3G/4G bec 6300nel modem cause I'm lagging my isp bravado Wireless used Verzion
@@unknownwolf4046 maybe. You can always give it a shot. TTL is universal so it should work on anything.
@@tristonpope i got my TTL 117 its Verzion plus im using a Tplink Archer Ax1500 router to my 3G/4G modem Bec 6300nel Ridgewave R15 gonna upgrade it soon since it uses old hardware
My isp Bravado Wireless uses Verzion Towers
still works for me S22+ adding dun to apn type tmobile Windows 11 desktop Thanks J
ty yinzzy, exactly my setup 2024. netsh int ipv4 set glob defaultcurhoplimit=65 worked to bring my tethered speed from .5Mb to 50 Mb
Thank you J!
Works awesome! I have straight talk with Verizon and pc byapss worked.
what kind of speeds do you get and did they ever detect it and shut off your data?
is it still working?
Apparently, when I restarted my computer, the ttl stopped working and I am back to 600 kbps again... I deleted it and remade it again, but it didn't work. Is there anything I can do about it?
I will be honest i dont know. The registry changes do not work for me until i do the reboot on a pc then never malfunction for me. I am surprised it worked fee ithout rebooting.
@@jasonbrown467 I did reboot it again and tried the ping test, it said I was using TTL 65, but I still got throttled. Now I use a VPN Service and it's not as fast, but I still get around 100 mbps
@@Jimmyhogs what is your ping through that vpn? i tend to play online games and cant have the ping very high.
@@jasonbrown467 well, i use a tomato router now and my ping is like 29ms
@@Jimmyhogs while i am not sure what a tommato router is i suspect i may be headed that direction as cant edit ttl on ps4 and xbox so those devices are still throttled for me. i have seen where years ago there were custom android os roms floating around that would allow for ttl editing on the fly on the host device so we wouldnt have to monkey around with this stuff, but sadly that idea seems lost to the internet. i would buy a phone just so i could do that if i could confirm that it actualy worked, even if the phone is 8 years old lol
Thank you for this video and your clear and simple instructions which have resulted in my data connection from my windows10 machine no longer being subject to continual outage by the service provider. As its possible to use the computer on which the registry edit was made to share the unthrottled Wifi connection to other devices (where the TTL cannot be edited ) this may be of further help in some cases. Once again thank you for making and sharing this clear and effective video. Best Regards, A
Have you considered running your phone to your pc and then using your pc as a router to connect to your xbox and other consoles?
in one of my networks i do that sort of, but a little more than that. on one of my networks i have a rooted phone that masks ttl on the fly on the phone its self, then that feeds via wlan into a windows 7 laptop pc, that windows 7 laptop then is setup with "ics" host and i have that set to share its wifi connection to the ethernet port on that laptop, then the ethernet port from the laptop goes to a wan port on a router, then the router has its own wifi it broadcasts and also built in switch that feeds a 24 port gigabit swtich, that switch feeds the whole house with ethernet and another router in the basement that has its dhcp service turned off to just be a "access point" in my basement.
th-cam.com/video/Ca4XNkTtTw4/w-d-xo.html
Use this method for ps4 or whatever
Speed may be slower but no-where near throttle speed
You have to find an older version of this app on the internet
Just use the command in command prompt to do this avoid the headache of all steps.
i appreciate the input but you have said the same thing twice here with no clarification on what the command is to be typed? be aware most people dont even know how to even open cmd
@@jasonbrown467 Windows 10, Android 11, Unrooted Ghetto Piece of Shi_ 😆👍
Windows Commands (run cmd as administrator):
netsh int ipv4 set glob defaultcurhoplimit=65
netsh int ipv6 set glob defaultcurhoplimit=65
Replace 65 with 128 to reset to default if issues occur on other networks.
@@jameshrenn thanks was looking for this everywhere. will try it later tonight.
This works amazingly for my hotspot thank you! Also, maybe a dumb question, but what would this do to my home network when I am not using the hotspot anymore? Sorry if this comment is late.
It shouldn't matter since a TTL of 65 should be enough to reach any site you normally access through the internet.
Thanx, you're he best!
Do I have to have the tether app? I just want my windows 10 PC to go faster
Will pdanet work with this? On an uprooted phone with the ttl change In the registry?
honestly i dont know. every time i tried pdanet over the years it didnt work for me, but you could have better luck than i had
@@jasonbrown467 thanks for the expedited reply my man!
Hello, I've tried what's in the video and the 2 cmd lines, but I can't get it to work. When I pink localhost I don't get any information about ttl, and my hotspot speeds are still .5 upload and download. Help?
maybe i can help, maybe not. this was a topic i havent thought about much since i created the video. btw there is a dude in the comment section who says something about cmd lines. did i mention cmd lines in my video? i remember doing my changes in the regeditor. oh ok i reread what you said, you said you tried my method and the other dudes method. who is your phone carrier?
I would love to at least have a mb at least, T Mobile throttled my hotspot to ~75kbps how the fuck is that even usable 😂
It's not working for me, I'm sure I set the correct decimal value, I can access 1.1.1.1 but no websites. Seems to be a dns problem
i would help but i really dont know how. i know zero about dns, in my video i guess i just showed how to change your ttl, it shouldnt affect your ability to access websites, did you get it figured out?
Case Sensitive,absolutely,and ty
Were you able to get sonething useful fron my blabbering? I move through a fair amount of pcs a t home and i use a hotspot at home thst is throttled down to 600kbps, by editing the ttl i csn get around 20mbps. Its the differnce between thoughts of suicide and having a good day.
@@jasonbrown467 oh, it changed my life! Seriously, I tweaked some friends, I started talking done coding courses, I want to know more! All because of this vid. I don't care if it s thought of as blab, lol, I love regular human beings. Ty ty.
@@meselthan careful once the bug bites there is no going back lol
How would you change the TTL on a chromebook?
this is only a Windows thing, no go on chromebook
Muchas Gracias! Me funciono !
Is a rooted phone needed or is changing ttl enough?
the method i showed in this video requires both, there are other ways but i havent made a video about them. you could root your phone and edit its ttl with a program called "ttl editor" but you need to have a rom/kernel that supports ttl editing.
Jason Brown ahh I have iPhone XR but it’s locked and in correct currently..
MAC OS Terminal: sudo sysctl -w net.inet.ip.ttl=65 (Temp) or net.inet.ip.ttl=65 (Permanent)
You're welcome
Can anyone teach me how to ttl my router to work good with my night hawk m1 please I have custom firmware ddwrt installed on my router
can't you turn on a hotspot on your laptop and connect your console to your laptop?
yeah, but i dont do it that way. now i edit ttl at the kernal level on my phone so all devices can connect not throttled. i mean to create a new couple of new videos showing my new methods but just havnt done it. honestly i just read and try different things until i find a solution that works. i bought my one plus 6t just because not only could i root it, but apply ttl mangling at the kernel level for all packets leaving my phone
my laptop says that it cant create the value can I get plz
It worked for me on windows 7, not on windows 10. I have T-Mobile.
strange, it worked for me on win7 and 10. i have since then evolved a bit and now edit ttl on the phone its self using one plus 6t. i may make a video of that sometime
@@jasonbrown467 please do
TTL = hops till dead. PC= 125, android=65;
1. Regedit
in my case, only torrent is throttled, do you know how to bypass that?
what are your typical speeds on a pc if you were to run a speed test versus torrent speeds?
@@jasonbrown467 speedtest gives me around 40Mb but the torrent is like 30-50 KB
ok, thanks for the info. have you ever changed ports? last time i went to college maybe 11 years ago or so i was on a campus that blocked torrents as well, but i was able to bypass their block, but i cant remember how i did it. it could have been changing ports, proxy or vpn. btw i have never paid for any vpn service. who is the phone carrier? i didnt think isps were blocking torrents these days, but i learn something new with almost every conversation i have on here. again who is the carrier?
@@jasonbrown467 the carrier is stc, its a company in Saudi Arabia. and no I haven't changed ports. am using my phone hotspot with downloading on my pc and there is no throttling when am downloading through launchers such as blizzard and epic games. I tried different torrent clients, and there is one that works for a little bit then the speed goes down to 30 KB which is Veze. Do you think I should use vpn on my phone or pc? and thanks for helping
@@youssefmo i thought i responded, maybe you solved your issue btw now, long story short i dont know off the top of my head how you would get around that there
Do you know how to do this with a mobile hotspot? I get like 50KB a second because of the damn Verizon people throttling the hell out of my hotspot
i dont know specificaly what you need to do. i never have had verizon service. what speeds do you get on the phone its self? 50KB, seems like a strange number
are you aware that 50KB is 400kpb? are you getting 50KB or 50kb? also, i may be able to help some, but we need to have a dialog here. step one, get a clear understanding of what your current limitations are. perhaps a general crash course in basic networking is needed. what speed do you get on the phone. is the phone roote? how did you get the hotsport turned on? do you pay for the hotspot etc etc?
@@jasonbrown467 1 year later...
Does this work with iPhones?
I just did with my iPhone I use Visible which is Verizon towers. Set it to 65. But the setting is changed on the computer, you cannot change any hotspot settings on iPhones
do i need an vpn for my pc if I change my pc's ttl?
Nope.
I think this is called ttl mangling
Does doing this harm your laptop in any way
nope, not at all
Jason Brown I just bought the new hp omen 15 Ryzen 7 1660ti. Will it work with this laptop too?
would this work on windows 8.1 too?
i think so, it works on 7 and 10. someone said they couldnt get it to work on 7, but i definitely got it going on 7
@@jasonbrown467 Nah, didnt work for me. I tried your regedit method and the CMD line method that other tutorials posted. I'm using a galaxy s8, turned on mobilehot spot, and still throttled at the 500 kpbs. Darn.
Window 7 can use this method?
yes, i am pretty sure i did this exact same thing to one of my older windows 7 pcs. btw i just edit ttl on my phone now days so i dont need to edit it on any of the clients on the network
@@jasonbrown467 Hi! Im from Peru, jungle of Peru, Im subscrbed to your channel, sorry for my poor english, I need to change my TTL the same way you did!!! please can you help me on this?? I just have my Phone Rooted Thanks
You enter it and it auto changes it, boom done none of these steps req lol
you enter what and boom what? what steps are not requred?
@@jasonbrown467 I also didin´t understand
Going to try this now
Didnt work for me
i wish i could help more, but this is exactly how it worked for me, but to be honest i dont know how it works, otherwise i would be glad to help.
also, the key here is rooted tether and editing ttl on the pcs what will be used on said hotspot. i found if i do one and not the other this doesnt work atm. do you have a rooted tether app?
Does anybody get over 600 kbps speeds on ps4 or Xbox
i have wanted to make a video showing how i got around this on everything else on my network , but i just havent done it. to answer your question, no, the exact method in this video is for winodws based pcs where you can mask packets via ttl editing in the windows registry. i do have my entire network unthrottled now, even my xbox can now download all of its blessed updates that we all love at the max speed of what the phone can get at that moment, normally about 30mbps for me which be about 55 times faster than that dreaded 600kbps
any new method?
yeah, i meant to do another video like a year ago about the new method, i just never did. long story short. i went out looking for a android phone that was 1. able to rooted, 2. able to have a kernel that supports ip mangling, so that i could change all packet ttl values on the phone.
it works much better as this method allows for unthrottled data for all devices including tv's and xboxs etc etc.
i bought the phone, rooted it, applied the tll patch, and run "edit ttl" and its been perfect on tmobile since. full speed at all times for all devices. last month i used 480GB on that phone's hotspot. a few days ago i did a speed test at 1am on a pc connected to it and it was 80mbps.
i think i switched to this method maybe 2 years ago, but i dont know for sure
@@jasonbrown467 which phone did you get and which plan?
@@jd_av8 one plus 6t. i got that phone because there was a chance it would work, and it did. tmobile unlimited talk text and data and free hotspot, but they dont tell you the hotspot is throttled to 600kbps, unless you do what i did
@@jasonbrown467 awesome I will look into it man. I’d just need a how to for the root and the 2nd part you added
@@jd_av8 its easier than it sounds. i suspect any tutorial that specifically covers that phone will work. for the record i bought two of the exact same model to do this on and it works on both.
Can u do this on an iPhone
i have no idea
Yea you can. I just did it to my iPhone XR on Verizon towers
too much trouble you went through for this. there is a simpler more legitimate way to do this without any downloads or purchasing third party software. FYI, if youre going to post publicly, dont be so mparanoid
what is the legit way that you mention?
Jason Brown Same question
Simply get either a MoFi router or nighthawk m1 and change the ttl on your computer with one simple command.
@@SoftCell78 yes, i think i saw that was an option here recently. you cant change ttl on xbox or ps4 or other misc devices but it would a mute point if the router can do it
@@jasonbrown467 your router can do it, so all devices experience a change in ttl