- Mar 12, 2014
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About now, I periodically have been having some noticeable connection spikes at a given time of the day, and I decide to run "ping <...> -t" on prompt. What I see is massive fluctuation between packet send/receive times (something around 400/500 ms), even when pinging national servers. This is characteristic, though not necessarily, of connection status while running downloads with no cap on the running download rate.
I check the currently running applications, none making any downloads. Now the necessary info is provided, my question is: on Windows 7, how can I know if any of my backend processes are making any downloads or updates (shceduled or not), and if so, how can I know which one(s) actually is(are) to blame ?
I check the currently running applications, none making any downloads. Now the necessary info is provided, my question is: on Windows 7, how can I know if any of my backend processes are making any downloads or updates (shceduled or not), and if so, how can I know which one(s) actually is(are) to blame ?
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