Check my download

rtp

ok i got this ogero connection now, i think there is a software that is using my internet connection like update or whatever, so any software that can let me know and like a firewall or something not to allow software to access the internet without my permition

btw i went to facebook and to ogero and loged to msn played in garena for like 30 min and i got a download of 9MB, is that normal O.o

Kassem

lol yes it is normal! what do you expect?

here's a good advice: make sure you call Ogero and tell them to change your username and password because if you keep the default (Blink[put number here]) it will be VERY easy to figure out what your password is (at least anyone with a connection from Ogero and some brains could do it).

Flakk

Im not sure if theres a certain program for that certain function, could be windows update (try turning that off) You can also download DU meter for measuring your download and upload traffic and rates.

btw i went to facebook and to ogero and loged to msn played in garena for like 30 min and i got a download of 9MB, is that normal O.o

You mean you downloaded 9mb in 30 mins while playing in garena? Yes thats perfectly normal or the download meter in ogero is stuck :P
Happens to my wirlessbits connection, the traffic meter gets stuck and i cant tell how much MB i have downloaded.

Kassem

Flakk wroteIm not sure if theres a certain program for that certain function, could be windows update (try turning that off) You can also download DU meter for measuring your download and upload traffic and rates.

Actually turning off automatic updates should be the FIRST thing to do in Lebanon :) So yeah, check your Windows Updates and in case you have the Adobe Suite installed make sure you turn the automatic updates on that because its updates are usually HUGE.

Kassem

Urgh! I've recently got Adobe CS5 and installed it on my laptop, hence the automatic updates were back! So right now it's downloading a 33 MB for my Adobe Reader 8. It's too late to cancel it now so I'll just let it eat up my bandwidth... Funny how I've just advised you to turn those off in my post above :/

rolf

This question has been asked before

Anyway I recommend NetLimiter (that's for windows)