"QoS Packet Scheduler" really necessary?

[Francis Marsden]

I am running a single home computer connected by always-on cable connection.
(No login ). Right clicking on my lan connection and then choosing
'properties' gives this: "this connection uses the following items: QoS
Packet Scheduler, and Internet Protocol TCP/IP. Is it safe to uninstall
QoS, since I do not have a home network?

 

[You Know Who ~]

Probably, but why tempt the Gods? If things are working fine, leave them
alone. Windows will not "run" the network if its not needed, so why bother?

 

[Larry(LJL269)]

I'm on a network with RRunner & I dont have QoS. All I got is TCP/IP

HTH-Larry

I am running a single home computer connected by always-on cable connection.
(No login ). Right clicking on my lan connection and then choosing
'properties' gives this: "this connection uses the following items: QoS
Packet Scheduler, and Internet Protocol TCP/IP. Is it safe to uninstall
QoS, since I do not have a home network?

Any advice is my attempt to contribute more than I have received but I can only assure you that it works on my PC. GOOD LUCK.