Windows 10: Network usage inside task manager alaways say 0% usage

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task manager say i always use 0%, all process say 0% but is not true, if i go to performance tab my wifi say i use my network, but if i download or watch a video the network usage always say 0%

anyway to fix this?

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Windows Task Manager showing 0 Mbps network usage

Hello,

My task manager is showing 0 Mbps network usage per process (In process tab) despite it saying 2% used for example.

Resource monitor shows networks usage as well as the Performance tab on task manager.

Can someone please help fix this?

Thanks,

Rami

 

Task Manager Usage

Hi,

For the most part, the Network Usage is 0% because the actual usage is such a small percent of the adapter's capacity it doesn't register...

For instance... my network card has a capacity of 1gbps...

My actual internet connection is not remotely close to that number...

It is actually LESS THAN 1%, so the network usage shows 0%...

My max speed is 6mbps, which is something like .6% of the adapters capacity...

However... if I click on the Network tab and change the order of the processes, the processes actually using the Network are moved to the top...

I will then see a process using 6mbps listed...

 

Task Manager High CPU Usage

I have the same problem myself with it only happens when I scroll through task manager and open and close it. I don't know this for sure but the reason this probably happens is that you may have a lot of processes running and task manager is using a lot
of the CPU to process the usage of each program.

What I have done is disable data that I don't need to see like network usage and GPU usage and it drops the CPU usage a bit. I have also enabled everything and scrolled up and down on it and task manager uses almost twice as much.

I would suggest disabling everything but CPU, disk, and RAM, (I would not suggest having GPU on because it is almost always at 99% unless you have FPS limits).