If you are on a limited bandwidth plan, you may want to check which application is eating much bandwidth. In Microsoft Windows 7, you can check the Internet bandwidth usage by any particular program like email clients,Browsers or messengers. Here is how you can do it.
Click Start orb. In the search field, type “resource monitor” (or simply resource, without the quotation marks):
Resource Monitor will appear as a link on the top of the list. Simply hit Enter from keyboard. Resource Monitor will open. Click the Network tab, wait for few minutes to get all the applications those are dependent or using active Internet connection. You can see the application name, Bytes send and received per second and total Bytes per second. In the Listening Port list, you will see all the applications, those are dependent, but may not using active Internet connection at that moment:
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Just to let you know your site looks a little bit strange in Opera on my laptop with Linux .
We use Opera, Firefox, Safari to post from Windows 7, Mac OS X 10.5 Snow Leopard, Suse to post. We have not faced any peculiarity ever. The CSS line is added when the site was built to circumvent the problem.
Which Linux distro you use? Better if you show some screenshot.
Thanks for reporting it.
OMW aaaaaaaaa thank you soo much ive been looking for something like this for like a week every single day
What about windows 8? I’m unable to find any resource manager
I am honestly not interested about Windows 8 (that is the reason there is practically no update or posts on Windows 8 in recent time.)
Thank you for the good writeup.
Exactly what I was looking for…Thanks!
Thank you very much Bob, for the input.
hello Admin, would please provide tutorial how to open resource manager without using Windows 7 start menu search facility ?