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<blockquote data-quote="mbuzina" data-source="post: 866274" data-attributes="member: 12382">Your network monitor is set to a limit of 10 KB/s. Probably you exceed this. You have little spikes in the NW connectivity useage:[CODE]2012-05-09 18:41:32.032985 [PowerScheduler poll thread(13)]: NetworkMonitorHandler: ulSpeed: 12012-05-09 18:41:32.033985 [PowerScheduler poll thread(13)]: NetworkMonitorHandler: dlSpeed: 1722012-05-09 18:41:32.033985 [PowerScheduler poll thread(13)]: PowerScheduler: System changed from idle state to busy state2012-05-09 18:41:33.048043 [PowerScheduler poll thread(13)]: PowerScheduler: System changed from busy state to idle state2012-05-09 18:41:42.117562 [PowerScheduler poll thread(13)]: NetworkMonitorHandler: standby prevented: Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller[/CODE]&nbsp;So some program is using the NW card, this may bea) Some remote computer connecting to a shareb) Some updating program regularly contacting its serverc) Even a virus or malware installation that contacts its control serverd) a lot of other stuff&nbsp;Use a network monitor on the PC to check which program is initiating the traffic.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mbuzina, post: 866274, member: 12382"] Your network monitor is set to a limit of 10 KB/s. Probably you exceed this. You have little spikes in the NW connectivity useage: [CODE]2012-05-09 18:41:32.032985 [PowerScheduler poll thread(13)]: NetworkMonitorHandler: ulSpeed: 1 2012-05-09 18:41:32.033985 [PowerScheduler poll thread(13)]: NetworkMonitorHandler: dlSpeed: 172 2012-05-09 18:41:32.033985 [PowerScheduler poll thread(13)]: PowerScheduler: System changed from idle state to busy state 2012-05-09 18:41:33.048043 [PowerScheduler poll thread(13)]: PowerScheduler: System changed from busy state to idle state 2012-05-09 18:41:42.117562 [PowerScheduler poll thread(13)]: NetworkMonitorHandler: standby prevented: Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller [/CODE] So some program is using the NW card, this may be a) Some remote computer connecting to a share b) Some updating program regularly contacting its server c) Even a virus or malware installation that contacts its control server d) a lot of other stuff Use a network monitor on the PC to check which program is initiating the traffic. [/QUOTE]

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