There are also a lot of settings you can change and tweak. You can start or stop Dispatch service right from Connectify Dispatch’s main window which also lists all Internet connections available on the same computer.
Just go to Dispatch tab and click on the button Show Dispatch. Once Dispatch is installed and activated, you can launch it from Hotspot tool (note that both Hotspot and Dispatch will be installed and updated during the installation process). So at least, you can have your money back within 30days of purchase. But it offers a 30-day no-question-asked money back policy. You will have to pay for the subscription in order to download and install it on your computer. Unfortunately, despite all these awesome features, Dispatch isn’t free.
It takes control of these connections to look at every packet going in and out of your computer, and decides where to route these packets using its own proprietary algorithms, which is based on a patent-pending Reverse Network Address Translation (R-NAT) technology. What’s behind the scene is that Dispatch is a software-based load balancer that balances any Internet connection you have working on your computer. Combining with its flagship Hotspot, you can even share the maximized Internet access speed to others around you. You won’t even notice the interruption in between. On top of that, it also adds another level of redundancy to your computer so that when one line is down the other one automatically takes over. The idea behind Dispatch is that if you have multiple connections available, especially the ones you are paying, why not using them all to take full advantage of the maximized speed. Recently, they released another mind blowing product called Dispatch that combines all available Internet connections you have on one machine to boost the speed and increase the reliability of internet surfing experience. It’s one of the products I like to have on my laptop, though I can archive the same with the native feature that comes with Windows.
Connectify, if the name sounds familiar to you, has a popular product called Hotspot that turns any wireless equipped Windows 7 or 8 computer into a wireless hot spot to wirelessly share any available Internet connection with the people around you.
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