Windows users who want to be constantly informed about the speed of the Internet connection (download and upload) probably already know that Windows systems do not offer any option to display this information, which is why it is necessary to use specific third-party applications.

NetTraffic It's O Free application which displays the tape used of network adapter as well as the speed of download and upload of it.

After installing NetTraffic, the application displays a iconita in systray which changes its color when data is downloaded or uploaded in the network.

For a more detailed display of information, users must move the mouse over the icon in the systray and click on it, an action that displays traffic chart and download and upload speeds in a desktop window.

For access Nettraffic settings, right-click on the icon in the system tray (also from there the option can be disabled Always on top, activated by default, or the statistics for the Internet connection), then select Settings from the displayed menu.

The application uses all network interfaces by default. if the user wants to monitor only one network, he can select this from the section Network Interfaces. Also, everything from the settings can be changed update time of network information (default set to 1000ms).

In tab-ul Chart the colors used for the graphic can be changed according to user preferences.

The window of statistically displays annual, monthly and daily bandwidth usage of a selected network and also forecasts and average values ​​for that network (users can export the provided data of application in format xml).

In order for the accuracy of the information to be as high as possible, it is necessary to run the application NetTraffic in the system for a longer period of time (it doesn't consume a lot of system resources, so it can be easily tolerated).

Download NetTraffic for Windows.

Note: Application compatible with Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8 (32 and 64-bit).

STEALTH SETTINGS – Display network traffic information on Desktop with NetTraffic