NetworkUsageView для Windows

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Версия:	1.25 | Сообщить о новой версии
Обновлено:	23.01.2021
ОС:	Windows 10, 8.1, 8
Интерфейс:	Английский, Русский
Разработчик:	Nir Sofer
Категория:	Мониторинг
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Размер:	76 Кб
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NetworkUsageView небольшая бесплатная утилита, которая извлекает и отображает информацию об использовании сети, хранящуюся в базе данных SRUDB.dat для Windows 8 и Windows 10. Данные об использовании сети ежечасно собираются операционной системой и включают следующую информацию: имя и описание службы или приложения, имя и SID пользователя, используемый сетевой адаптер и общее количество байтов, отправленных и полученных указанным сервисом/приложением.

Полученные данные можно экспортировать в TXT, HTML, XML или CSV файл. Присутствует поддержка командной строки.

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How to monitor network usage on Windows 10

Internet service providers are constantly trying to improve their network speeds to lure customers into faster data plans. But sometimes these faster plans come with restrictions — the dreaded metered internet connections, enforcing a limit on the amount of data you can send and receive.

If you find yourself in such an unfortunate situation, it will be critical for you to monitor your network data usage regularly. Thankfully, Windows 10 includes tools to monitor network usage to prevent you going over your data cap.

In Windows 10 there are two different ways to monitor the data that apps can send and receive in a given month, and in this Windows 10 guide, we’ll show you how you can monitor your network usage using the Settings app and Task Manager, and their pros and cons.

How to check network usage with Task Manager

Right-click the taskbar, and click Task Manager.

If you see the smaller version of the Task Manager, click the More details button on the bottom left corner.

Click the App history tab.

In this section, you’ll see the date since Windows 10 began monitoring the data usage on your apps. You can also click the Delete usage history link to reset the data usage counter, but remember that it’ll also reset automatically every 30 days.

The data that is more usable to you is the Network column which tracks the data usage for your apps. You’ll also see the «Metered network» column, but this information is irrelevant unless you configure your Wi-Fi connection as metered.

Oddly enough, the problem with the App history tab is that it only tracks Universal Windows Platform (UWP) apps, you can’t view network usage for desktop applications, such as Chrome, the desktop version of Office apps, and others.

How to check network usage with Settings

1. Use the Windows key + I keyboard shortcut to open the Settings app.
2. Click Network & internet.

Click Data usage. Under Overview, you’ll see the total data usage from the last 30 days for Wi-Fi and Ethernet connections.

Click the Usage details link to view network data usage for all your applications installed on your computer.

The biggest advantage of the Settings app is that you can not only view Universal Windows Platform (UWP) apps, but you can also see data usage for traditional desktop applications.

However, the Usage details page shows only the total network data usage, and unlike the Task Manager, you can’t view metered network usage, tile updates, or CPU time information. In addition, this view won’t give you the option to reset the usage history or since the date when the data usage is being tracked.

As you can see, there are pros and cons with either tool, but you should consider using both to have a complete overview of which apps are using the most data and help you to manage your metered internet connection plan better. Of course, if these tools aren’t enough, you can always find different software solutions online, or in some cases, you can configure your router to monitor your data usage — just to name a few.

How do you monitor network data usage in your network? Tell us in the comments below.

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NetworkUsageView

View network usage for Windows 8 and 10

NetworkUsageView is a small and free utility program from Nir Sofer, this utility reads and extracts useful information from the database file named SRUDB.dat that records all the network usage in both Windows 8 and Windows 10.

The database is updated every hour, it includes important information about the data transmitted and received through your network adaptor. Download NetworkUsageView for free right here at Downzen with a direct and fast download link.

The data collected by the program are as follows:

• Name of the program or service.
• Name of the user and its SID.
• Network adaptor name.
• The total number of bytes sent and received by every program or service listed.

System requirements

The program runs without any installation or additional files, all you have to do is download the executable file then run it directly.

NetworkUsageView works on Windows 8 and 10, older versions of Windows does not keep track of network usage.

How to use NetworkUsageView

Using NetworkUsageView is very simple it does not require any setup or configuration, just run the program and in case SRUDB.dat needs an administrator’s credentials then the program will ask to grant administrators privileges.

You can also access an external SRUDB.dat database file or a database in a remote computer in the same network by changing the settings in Options >> Advance options or by hitting F9 button on the keyboard.

How to download NetworkUsageView

You can download the latest version of the free utility NetworkUsageView[latest version] here on Downzen, just click the download button on this page or visit the developer’s official website: Nirsoft.

How to See Network Data Usage in Windows 10 (Monitor Bandwidth)

Windows 10 has a built-in bandwidth monitoring tool that allows you to see how much data you’ve used in the last 30 days. Follow these steps to see your bandwidth usage in Windows 10.

Windows 10 tracks how much network data you are using on a per-network basis. This is pretty helpful to track your data usage over the last 30 days. Though not as feature-rich as third-party applications, the tool is pretty good at showing which apps are consuming the most data. This feature is particularly useful if you are using mobile data in Windows 10.

Without further ado, let me show how you can view your network data usage in Windows 10 with just a few clicks.

View Network Data Usage

Like I said before, bandwidth monitoring is a built-in tool in Windows 10. In fact, it is integrated into the PC Settings app. You just need to know where to look for in order to see the bandwidth usage data. Here’s how.

1. First, open the PC Settings app by pressing the Win + E keyboard shortcut. You can also search for it in the start menu or click on the “All Settings” button in the Action Center.

2. In the Settings app, go to “Network” and click on the “Data Usage” tab appearing on the left panel.

3. On the right panel, you will see your network connections. Right next to the network connection name, you will see the network usage data for the last 30 days. In my case, I’ve used 300GB on the Wi-Fi network and around 3GB on the Ethernet.

Note: Unfortunately, as of now there is no way to select a specific number of days or dates to filter and check bandwidth consumption.

4. You can also see data usage per application too. Just click on the “View usage per app” link appearing under the network connections.

5. In this page, select the network you want to see the usage of and Windows will automatically list all the applications and their data usage in the decending order.

If you are on a Wi-Fi network, you can also filter the statistics based on all Wi-Fi networks you’ve ever connected to or on the specific network you are currently connected to. If you look at the below image, the statistics are only for the current Wi-Fi network I’m connected to. To see all the networks data usage, select “All Networks” from the drop-down menu.

Wrapping Up

That is all. It is that simple to track how much data you are using on Windows 10. If you are on a mobile data and worried about exceeding the daily or monthly limit, I recommend you enable the metered connection setting on that specific network. Once enabled, you will not only see data usage statistics based on the limit but Windows also alerts when are near or exceeded the set limit.

Hope that helps. If you are stuck or need some help, comment below and I will try to help as much as possible.

View Network Data Usage in Windows 10

How to View Network Data Usage in Windows 10

Windows 10 is able to collect and show the network data usage. The operating system can display the network data amount consumed by Windows, Windows Update, Store and other apps from the last 30 days. In this article, we’ll see how to view this information per a network.

It is a good idea to see which apps are consuming your bandwidth heavily. This is useful information for users who are on a limited data plan. The stats can be interesting for all users to keep them informed about which apps use the network or internet the most.

Starting with Windows 10 version 1803, codenamed «Redstone 4», you can see the network data usage for a specific network. A refined user interface on the appropriate Settings page now comes with a network list. Using it, you can quickly differentiate your wired, wireless and bluetooth connections and their statistics. Here is how it can be done.

View Network Data Usage in Windows 10,

1. Open Settings.
2. Navigate to Network & Internet > Data Usage.
3. On the right, you will see the data usage arranged by the type of the network connection: Wi-Fi, Ethernet etc.Note: Starting with Windows 10 build 18956, you will need to click on the Status category on the left side instead.
4. To see data usage details per a network, select the desired network type under Show settings for to filter the data.

Along with a network type filter, the page comes with a data limit option that can be set under Data usage. The Background data can now be restricted in regular mode or when roaming.

Also, you can view network data usage per app.

View Network Data Usage Per App in Windows 10

1. Open Settings.
2. Navigate to Network & Internet > Data Usage.
3. On the right, click on the link View usage per app.Note: Starting with Windows 10 build 18956, you will need to click on the Status icon on the left side instead, and then click on the Data usage button for the network you want on the right side.
4. On the next page, select the network that you want to see the data usage details for in the Show usage from drop down list.
5. This will show the data usage per app from the last 30 days for the selected network.

There are a number of other ways to track network usage in Windows 10. Refer to the following article: How to track network usage in Windows 10 without third party tools.

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