Windows 10: Graph on Task Manager is a little bit off...

So I just turned on Mobile Hotspot for my laptop and decided to open Task Manager and this happened. This did disappear after i closed and reopen it, but this was a pretty neat bug, though.

https://preview.redd.it/rdfq3rs6keo...bp&s=d3f0884245e02ef2cd8539b312a2da331d6b6619

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Task Manager No Graphs

Hi There all

I have got a really odd problem with task manager in that it is slow to show the drives i have in the system

and it simply has stopped showing the graphs i rely on so often. I am at a loss as to what is going on, did it

get messed up in a recent update? Picture below to high-light the issue.

 

GPU graph is not seen in task manager

Hi Sree,

You can now view GPU performance in the Task Manager in Windows 10 if you have a dedicated GPU, the Task Manager will show you performance stats for both the integrated and dedicated GPU since you just mentioned that you've already upgraded your PC to the Fall
Creators Update. But, since the GPU graph is not showing on your PC's Task Manager, there's a possibility that your computer wasn't meet requirements for GPU in the Task Manager. To know more about it, you may check this article:
GPUs in the task manager

Let us know if you need further help.

 

How Do I Interpret the Throughput Value on Task Manager Ethernet Graph

Task Manager on the Performance tab / Ethernet selected shows a Throughput value. This is at the top right corner of the box containing the moving graph. At idle I a Throughput of 100Kbps. My link speed is 1Gbps as shown by the LEDs on the NIC card. When
I right click the Ethernet graph and select Network Details the Link Speed is 1Gbps and Network Utilization of 0%.

So what is the meaning of the Throughput number at 100kbps? I can see small spikes on the graph about every 1 second. The Receive number in the lower corner shows 16kbps flashing about once a second. So clearly there is little network traffic. I assume Utilization
is 0% because very few bits are being received every 1 second and it appears nothing is being sent. So my question about the Throughput number. Is it simply the vertical scale of the Graph? If that is so then calling it Throughput is misleading.

What does the Throughput number represent and how is it calculated?

Steve