Windows 10: Who changed the Network usage in Task Manager?

I know it was changed; they changed it because I used it the tool like its intended purpose. and found out they were connected illegally to my dad's machine.

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Apparent contradiction in Task Manager Network usage

I'm just curious. This is not a problem. I occasionally notice an apparent contradiction in Task Manager Network usage. It will show total network usage at greater than 20 percent while showing that every process shown is using zero Mbps. Is this a bug in Task Manger? Is something not listed using bandwidth? This is not an update issue. The numbers may change but the obvious contradiction can last for longer than five minutes.

 

Task Manager Not Showing Internet usage

Hi,

For us to effectively assist you, kindly provide us the information we need below:

• Have you downloaded your Insider build through the fast ring?
• Have you checked if you have any pending updates that are needed to be applied?
• Were you able to monitor your usage before using the same build?
• Have you made any significant changes to your computer prior to the issue?

Meanwhile, kindly refer to the post of M A Bhatti from this
thread for the step that you can try to possibly resolve your concern.

Do tell us the results and if you have any other questions, don't hesitate to post back.

Regards.

 

Incorrect reporting of percentage of network usage in Task Manager

I know I have a vey slow connection by todays standards: 1 Mbps. Generally, however, it works just fine for me. Except when MS updates and whatever other processes Microsoft's "Service Host Adaptors", as listed in the Task Manager, are running. At these
time, usually at start-up, my system performs as though I am not connected to the internet at all. These MS processes use 100% of my network resources [1 Mbps]. However, the Windows 10 Task Manager lists my Network resources usage at 1%. I think this has
something to do with either my modem or router's max capabilities of 100 Mbps.

1. Is there any way to 'inform' the task Manager that 1 Mbps is 100 percent of my available network resources?

and

2. If windows 10 'knew' that 1 Mbps is 100 percent of my available network resources, might the "Service Host Adaptors" cut back on their amount of bandwidth usage such that a little might be left for me to use?

Thank you.