Haven't seen yet a 11 GB download from that time on Bells Detailed Usage window. Amount of recorded data downloaded in Firefox was 111 Mb and Networx total in that time was 11 GB.ġ2 services running on the net with Firefox showing the highest use and a trickle of a few bytes here and there from the other services. Viewed a comparison between the data usage and bandwidth speed that each displayed.įirefox DL speed was 80 KB/sec and Networx DL speed was 10 MB/sec averaged. Started a 111 Mb download from Download.am through Firefox. Space used on C:\ drive doesn't add the same. Even comparing the amount of data Networx shows vs. Networx also shows more data used per day than compared to Bells data usage report. After uninstalling the problem still exists, so that is not the cause. I have been checking out Youwave and Bluestacks Android for PC, but they were uninstalled about a week ago cause I was figuring they had something to do with the problem. I have done a virus scan and one new threat was found!Ĭ:\Users\roper\AppData\Local\FilesFrog Update Checker\update_checker.exe-Win32omoto-J Ĭ:\Users\roper\AppData\Local\Temp\7zOB4FF.tmp\2.x.x.-Win32: Malware-gen. Any downloads either from torrents, file host or direct from websites has this same excessive unexplained incoming bandwidth report. I used SeriousBit NetBalancer to see which programs are using bandwidth and just Firefox shows as the program that's downloading at the mentioned speed.Ĭonnected wireless to router/modem, it has no other user and password protected. This has been the case for sometime, I'm on a limited account of 15 GB a month. It is a tv episode that's 458 MB in total that I downloaded in about 40 minutes yet Networx shows me that a total of 11 GB was downloaded in the same time.
Networx shows between 368 KB/sec upload and 1-8 MB/sec download. Firefox shows it is downloading at 180 KB/sec. I have only one download started with latest release of Firefox with Windows 7.
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