您在连接(Are)Facebook或Twitter时遇到问题吗？您的互联网连接速度是否(Has)变慢到无法使用的程度？
暂时不要责怪您的互联网服务提供商。其原因可能是程序在后台消耗带宽。
在这篇文章中，您将学习如何监控应用程序的带宽使用情况以及如何结束它。
方法一：任务管理器
监控网络活动的最简单方法是通过任务管理器(Task Manager)。此应用程序显示当前在您的 PC 中运行的所有程序。此功能在Windows 7、Windows 8 和 Windows 10 上可用。
通过按 Ctrl(Ctrl) + Shift + Esc打开任务管理器。您也可以右键单击开始(Start)
并选择任务管理器(Task Manager)。
对于大多数用户来说，任务管理器(Task Manager)只会显示当前正在运行的程序。单击更多详细信息(More Details)以获取更多信息。
展开的视图不仅会显示正在运行的应用程序列表，还会告诉哪些正在消耗最多的资源——包括网络活动。
单击网络(Network)将按升序或降序排列列。将列表按降序排列可让您查看哪些程序获得了最多的网络使用率。
可以强制应用程序停止。右键单击程序并选择结束任务(End Task)。
注意：(Note:)某些正在运行的应用程序对于Windows继续工作至关重要。结束这些类型的任务将导致您的计算机关闭。
方法二：资源监视器
您可以改用资源监视器(Resource Monitor)来查找哪些应用程序正在连接到互联网。如果您想深入了解细节，资源监视器是更好的工具。(Resource Monitor)
打开运行(Run)并输入RESMON。Windows 8 用户可能必须改为键入RESMON.EXE。
这将打开
资源监视器(Resource Monitor)。单击(Click)网络(Network)选项卡。这将显示您计算机上的所有网络活动。
Processes With Network Activity窗口由五列组成。
- 图片(Image)- 应用程序的名称
- PID – 显示进程 ID 号
- Send (B/sec) – 这是应用程序在最后一分钟每秒发送的平均字节数。
- Receive (B/Sec) – 这是应用在最后一分钟每秒接收的平均字节数。
- Total (B/Sec) –应用程序在最后一分钟使用的每秒总字节数。(Total)
如果您在列表中看到不熟悉的程序，请右键单击它并选择在线搜索(Search Online)。
单击在线搜索将提示Windows对相关应用程序进行网络搜索。
如果您发现某个应用程序占用了太多带宽，请右键单击它并选择End Process。
方法三：第三方工具
您可以在线找到许多第三方程序来帮助监控您的带宽使用情况。这非常适合学生或任何对互联网使用有限制的人。
虽然这些应用程序可以让您更好地控制带宽分配，但它们可能很昂贵。他们中的大多数不是免费的，而其他人则使用免费增值模式。
但是，如果监控网络使用情况对您很重要，那么花钱购买解决方案可能是值得的。然而，对于大多数人来说，前两种方法应该
3 Ways to Track Which Programs are Using the Most Bandwidth in Windows
Are you having
trouble connecting to Facebook or Twitter? Has your internet connection ѕlowed
down to the point that it’ѕ bеcome unusable?
Don’t blame your
internet service provider just yet. The reason for this could be a program
consuming bandwidth in the background.
In this post,
you’ll learn how to monitor the bandwidth usage of your applications and how to
put an end to it.
Method
1: Task Manager
The easiest way
to monitor your network activity would be through Task Manager. This application shows all the programs that are
currently running in your PC. This feature is available on Windows 7, Windows
8, and Windows 10.
Open Task Manager
by hitting Ctrl + Shift + Esc. You can also right-click Start
and select Task Manager.
For most users,
the Task Manager will only display programs that are currently running. Click More Details to get more information.
The expanded view
will not only show a list of running applications, but it also tells which are
consuming the most resources — including network activity.
Clicking Network will arrange the column in
ascending or descending order. Putting the list in descending order lets you
see which programs are getting the most network usage.
To can force
applications to stop. Right-click the program and select End Task.
Note: Some running applications
are crucial for Windows to continue working. Ending these types of tasks will
cause your computer to shut down.
Method
2: Resource Monitor
You can use Resource Monitor instead to find which
apps are connecting to the internet. Resource Monitor is the better tool to use
if you want to dive deeper into the details.
Open Run and type RESMON. Windows 8 users might have to type RESMON.EXE instead.
This will open
Resource Monitor. Click the Network tab. This will show you all the network
activity on your computer.
The Processes With Network Activity window
is composed of five columns.
- Image – The name of the application
- PID – Shows you the process ID number
- Send (B/sec) – This is the average number of
bytes per second the app sent in the last minute.
- Receive (B/Sec) – This is the average number
of bytes per second the app received in the last minute.
- Total (B/Sec) – Total bytes per second the app
used in the last minute.
If you’re seeing
unfamiliar programs in the list, right-click on it and select Search Online.
Clicking Search
Online will prompt Windows to do a web search of the application in question.
Should you find
an application that’s using way too much bandwidth, right-click it and select End Process.
Method
3: Third-Party Tools
You can find a
number of third-party programs online to help monitor your bandwidth usage.
This is great for students or anyone who has a cap on internet usage.
While these apps
give you more control over your bandwidth allocation, they can be pricey. Most
of them aren’t free while others operate on a freemium model.
But still, if
monitoring network usage is important to you then it could be worth spending
money on a solution.
For most people, however, the first two methods should
