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How to check your Internet usage (bandwidth)
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Well I've read every page of this thread and I still don't know how to find how much I've used over the past month. That business with checking the router only tells me what I'm using now (if you can even decipher it) not what I have used in the past month0
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You can call your ISP and they may be able to tell you.0
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Ialwaysgetdone wrote: »Well I've read every page of this thread and I still don't know how to find how much I've used over the past month. That business with checking the router only tells me what I'm using now (if you can even decipher it) not what I have used in the past month
So, assuming you have a version of Windows, have you downloaded and installed either NetMeter or possibly the better, NetWorx?Move along, nothing to see.0 -
Every time there is some download activity the netmeter pops up on my desktop, it is getting very irritating, any ideas on how to stop it from popping up every few minutes?0
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Every time there is some download activity the netmeter pops up on my desktop, it is getting very irritating, any ideas on how to stop it from popping up every few minutes?Move along, nothing to see.0
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I've just downloaded and installed this 'tbb meter' through another series of links on this site and it doesn't work! 'Failed to initialise, Error no: 0xc0000135'. I'm trying to cut down on my downloads, so don't want to just try my luck with the next one. Any advice?0
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oddyssey35 wrote: »I've just downloaded and installed this 'tbb meter' through another series of links on this site and it doesn't work! 'Failed to initialise, Error no: 0xc0000135'. I'm trying to cut down on my downloads, so don't want to just try my luck with the next one. Any advice?
Based on recommendations from reading this thread, I now use Networx, which has an option to ignore local traffic. I ran Networx in parallel with Netmeter for a few days to check it worked, and the figures were almost identical, (except for when I did transfer a file locally), so I now run Networx alone
Another good thing is that Networx is actually being developed at the moment, whereas Netmeter has been abandoned.Jumbo
"You may have speed, but I have momentum"0 -
Hi you can try to use protemac. com ProteMac Meter.It’s tool record of your network and Internet traffic.It’s must be helpful to your.It’s really good tool.0
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Thanks for the links guys. Now I know that i have been exceeding the monthly usage limit. All i have to do now is control myself. *Feeling urge to download stuff building*0
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What a fantastic piece of software, I love you0
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