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See internet speed on my PC in Windows 10 taskbar

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1. See internet speed on my Windows 10 PC from Task Manager
2. See internet speed on my Windows 10 PC with NetSpeedMonitor

Internet speed is based on a series of parameters and functions such as network equipment (modem, router) as well as the plans that are acquired with the ISO, but even more importantly, on the internet speed it has a fundamental impact on what that we do on the computer, downloads, open programs, etc., where network consumption is high, the natural speed of the Internet can be affected ..

 

Against high speeds is key for optimal work especially if our activities are based on the network, for all this in TechnoWikis we will explain how to see Internet speed in real time using two functional methods.

 

 

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1. See internet speed on my Windows 10 PC from Task Manager

 

Step 1

For this method, simply access the Task Manager from the task bar and in the "Performance" tab go to the "Ethernet" section:

 

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Step 2

There, at the bottom, we find details like. This is a graphical and functional way to access these details.

 

  • Upload and download speed
  • Network card name
  • IPv4 and Ipv6 address

 

 


2. See internet speed on my Windows 10 PC with NetSpeedMonitor


Today there are several special applications for this type of segment and NetSpeedMonitor is one of them. NetSpeedMonitor has been developed as a network monitoring toolbar which is anchored in the Windows task bar, its job is to monitor the speed of the network in real time over a selected network interface.

 

Step 1

The download of this tool is available at the following link:

 

 NetSpeedMonitor

 

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Step 2

There we download the utility and save it locally in Windows 10:

 

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Step 3

We click Save and when we execute this file we will see the following:

 

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Step 4

As we can see, it is a version that is available up to Windows Vista, but this does not mean that it is not possible to use it, so that it runs well in Windows 10 we must right click on the executable and select "Properties":

 

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Step 5

In the displayed window we go to the "Compatibility" tab and there we must activate the box "Run this program in compatibility mode for". The only option available is “Previous version of Windows”. We apply the changes.

 

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Step 6

We run the file again and we can see that the utility's installation wizard is launched:

 

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Step 7

We click Next and then it is possible to make a donation for the project:

 

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Step 8

We click Next and we must accept the license terms of the application:

 

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Step 9

In the next window we define the path where NetSpeedMonitor will be installed:

 

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Step 10

Again we click on Next and we will be ready for the installation:

 

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Step 11

Click on "Install" to start the process:

 

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Step 12

At the end of the process we will see the following. We click Finish to exit the wizard.

 

 

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Step 13

After this we go to the following route:
 C: \ Program Files \ NetSpeedMonitor 
Step 14

There we double click on the executable and the following window will be launched:

 

 

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Step 15

There we click on Yes so that the monitoring is integrated into the Windows 10 taskbar, the following window will be displayed where we define:
  • Language to use
  • Network card on which the analysis will be done
  • Option to log the event in SQL format

 

 

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Step 16

In this case we deactivate the SQL option:

 

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Step 17

We click on Save to save the changes, we will immediately see in the task bar the status of the Internet speed in Kb / s:

 

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Step 18

When hovering the mouse over these data, we see graphic information about them:

 

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Step 19

We right click on the data and select "Settings":

 

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Step 20

We find different tabs where it is possible to make changes such as:
  • Presentation language
  • Network card to use
  • Change in unit of measurement

 

 

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Step 21

In this case we change the data so that it is represented in MB / s:

 

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Step 22

We click on Apply and OK to confirm the changes.

 

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Step 23

Now we right click and select "Connections":

 

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Step 24

As a result we can see all the active protocol connections in real time in the system. There we can apply filters if we wish.

 

 

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With these two options it is possible to know the speed in real time of the Internet in Windows 10..

 


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