Your computer likely has hundreds of processes, most of which are never going to get online, there’s no sense cluttering up the display with all of them. The second thing you want to do is, while still in the Settings menu, is check Show only online processes. Navigate to Edit –> Settings and then change the Traffic Unit to MB in order to make the graphic display more useful. For a general overview though, what you should be seeing at this point is all the processes on your computer, their PID, and other identifying information about them like the path to the process executable and the data currently being transmitted.ĭepending on the number of network interfaces and virtual machines you have, you may want to take a moment to visit File –> Edit –> Network Adapters and uncheck all the adapters but the one you wish to monitor (or leave them checked if you do heavy work in your VMs).Īnother tweak we need to make right out of the gate is to toggle the reporting size units and the processes show. After a few seconds of grinding and compiling you’ll see a screen like this:ĭon’t worry about squinting at the fine details, we’ll be taking a close up look in a moment. Without the reboot it lumps nearly all traffic into the nebulous category “Unidentified or Service Traffic” which isn’t very helpful.Īfter NetBalancer finishes installing it will run for the first time, polling all the processes on your machine and compiling a list of them. You’ll need to reboot either now (or after you’ve finished configuring the settings) in order for NetBalancer to accurately report bandwidth usage.
#Netbalancer remove driver
Also, during the later part of the installation process (right around the time you see the box in the screenshot above) you’ll likely get two driver errors to the effect of “Windows cannot verify the digital signature for the drivers…”, go ahead and manually override both errors (we promise nobody’s head will explode and no puppies will be harmed).
#Netbalancer remove install
Make sure you don’t have anything important downloading at the time you install NetBalancer, it resets your network connection and will dump all your active downloads.
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