Windows 10: Ethernet Graph in Task Manager Shows CONSTANT Download

Since the last Windows 10 upgrade, the Ethernet graph in my Task Manager shows a near-constant download, averaging roughly 2 mbps, with no other ethernet activity on the machine. Browser and other network activity is shown as added to this baseline. I don't know whether something is being downloaded or whether it is spurious information, but if something is being loaded onto my machine, I want to know about it. The Ethernet graph follows here:



I could use some help on this, please.

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Win 10 Task Manager Won't Show Performance Graph of Ethernet

When copying files from one drive to another on Windows 10 sometimes I am missing the speed history graph. Some copy processes will show speed graph, others will not.

The Ethernet/CPU etc graphs should allow for adjusting the scale automatically when displayed like with Windows 7's Auto Scale feature in Windows Task Manager Options on the Networking tab.

When activity peaks and spikes occur, analysis data is lost, missing, and off grid. The option for active auto scale features of graph displays with real-time data like Ethernet and Disk IO would be nice in Windows 10 as with Windows 7. Auto Scale and
Show Scale in Windows 7 is very helpful and useful for analysis when displaying Networking data.

 

Win 10 Task Manager Won't Show Performance Graph of Ethernet

After upgrading from win 8.1 to win 10, the task manager a bit lag once switch to performance tab. Then, most of the time the graph won't show for ethernet but working for CPU, memory and disk (Only 1 time working, but I didn't do any changes).

Is there any solution for this?

Laptop model: ASUS A550L

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Win 10 Task Manager Won't Show Performance Graph of Ethernet

Try Maximizing the window?

BTW thanks for the tip.