If you looking for Track how much data your Windows applications and system use in one month.
windows 8 and windows 10 have This feature for monitoring network data usage of Windows.
Thankfully Windows 10 comes with a built-in network monitor unlike previous versions of Windows eg. Windows 8.1 in which you could just monitor the data usage of apps from the Store.
windows 8 and windows 10 have This feature for monitoring network data usage of Windows.
Thankfully Windows 10 comes with a built-in network monitor unlike previous versions of Windows eg. Windows 8.1 in which you could just monitor the data usage of apps from the Store.
In the new Network Monitor in Windows 10, you can check the data usage for each and every app. Even the ones that didn’t come from the Microsoft Store.
This data is shown from the last 30 day usage window which is enough to check the usage if you want to keep tabs on your data plan.
Lets See How to track and limit the amount of data you use on your Windows 10 device.
Press Windows 10 button and click Settings to open Windows 10 Settings. click or tap on Network & Internet to go to the network related settings.
You will be able to see the Data Usage here easily.
Click on Usage Details and you will be able to see which app or program is using how much data from your internet connection.
Check Network Usage In Windows 10 Using Task manager
Yes, on the task manager in Windows 10 can easily track the network usage.
here see how first Press CTRL+SHIFT+ESC on your keyboard altogether to start task manager.
In the Task Manager select the “App history” tab. There you’ll find two columns related to data consumption: “Network” and “Metered network”. Here you'll see a list of apps, as well as how much network and metered network usage they account for.
Does Windows 10 Use More Bandwidth?
May be it use more data if you don’t monitor your network bandwidth. First of all try to stop Windows 10 background apps to optimize your system performance then check others.
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