Boostping 1.6.9 Update

Boostping (1.6.9) has been updated.

• The active network is analyzed accurately and configured accordingly.
• The network throttling index has been changed.
• The Nagle algorithm has been disabled.
• It can be used without installation.

Homepage

• Boostping: https://boostping.kilho.net

History

• Version 1.6.9 (2026/05/13)
  - Improved network stability and response speed
  - Enhanced execution efficiency by cleaning up unnecessary system processes
  - Fixed issues related to saving settings, enhancing usability
  
• Version 1.6.8 (2026/03/31)
  - Significantly improved refresh feature stability, minimizing hang-ups
  - Enhanced safety against unexpected crashes during use
  - Optimized background operation for a smoother user experience
  - Overall response speed improvements for a faster and more pleasant environment
  - New Arabic language addition (Translation by: Mansour Saad)
  
• Version 1.6.7 (2026/03/03)
  - Improved stability of network connection control and status checks
  - Enhanced stability of network response (Ping) handling
  
• Version 1.6.6 (2026/02/08)
  - Improved stability of network connection and adapter functions
  - Enhanced display stability in high-resolution environments
  
• Version 1.6.5 (2026/01/05)
  - Improved setting saving methods for enhanced configuration stability
  - Fixed an issue where the same message appeared during execution in certain environments
  

Related Links

• Update Guide: https://kilho.net/archives/notice/2940

License

• Boostping is Freeware.
• It can be used freely in various spaces like companies, homes, offices, and schools.
• It can be freely distributed anywhere.

Download

• Download from Kilho.net

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

• Is Boostping free?
  Yes, Boostping can be used for free in any setting such as companies, homes, offices, and schools.
• Is installation required?
  No, you can simply use the executable without installation.
• Is it effective for general internet use?
  Boostping is optimized for online gaming environments, so it’s better to stop it for general internet use.