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DU Meter is a bandwidth monitoring tool that tracks network usage on Windows systems. Users have reported issues such as bandwidth continuing to run after closing a browser or video site, indicating possible background processes or persistent connections. Another common problem is that running DU Meter or similar monitors like BWMeter or Networx can cause wireless adapters to lose internet connectivity, often resulting in limited connectivity until the monitor is closed. These issues may involve conflicts with VPN software, firewall settings, or network adapter drivers. Troubleshooting steps include checking Resource Monitor for active processes, reviewing firewall rules, and updating network drivers.
  1. julio99

    Windows 7 Bandwidth keeps running after site shutdown

    I watch videos on a site and when I finish watching the bandwidth in DU Meter keeps running at 400-500 KB's/s. It would appear that it's like the videos are still running but they are not because the site and anything to do with it is shutdown. Not even a browser is running. Task manager tells...
    • julio99
    • Thread
    • bandwidth bitdefender diagnostics du meter emsisoft internet issues malware network analysis network traffic process explorer process identification resource monitor security software streaming sysinternals system performance task manager tcpview tracking cookies windows 7
    • Replies: 10
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
  2. E

    Windows 7 Using bandwidth monitors (BWMeter, Networx, DUMeter etc.) disconnects wireless adapter from Internet

    I have a strange problem from past few days. I use an HP laptop with Intel Pro Wireless 3945ABG network adapter. I also use VPN connection (VyprVPN) over the internet. The moment I install and run any network monitor like BWMeter, Networx or DUMeter, the wireless connection disconnects...
    • ewsfu
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    • adapter application bandwidth bwmeter connectivity du meter firewall hp laptop intel internet limited monitor network networx norton troubleshooting utility vpn vyprvpn wireless
    • Replies: 7
    • Forum: Windows Networking
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