Net medic

[cal]

Where can I get net medic from or is there something better to moniter download speeds as you are down loading

[Hurt_Me_Not]

Net medic allow's for identification of internet problems as well as download speeds.

I find it works fairly well but i can't do much about the problems it reports so i leave it off most of the time.

Here's the URL
http://www.vitalsigns.com/index.html

[This message has been edited by Hurt_Me_Not (edited 06-21-99).]

[jayzad]

http://www.vitalsigns.com/index.html http://www.sysopt.com/forum/smile.gif http://www.sysopt.com/forum/smile.gif

[Hurt_Me_Not]

To quick http://www.sysopt.com/forum/smile.gif

[Bleeding Edge]

If the main concern is monitoring download speeds, Windows' System Monitor will do fine.
Not only does it monitor dial-up events such as: bytes received/sec, bytes transmitted/sec, connection speed, overruns and errors, and a other such things; it monitors a host of other system events. Like: memory, disk cache and the file system. The file system category will track bytes read/written per second and dirty data.

If you haven't installed System Monitor during Windows installation process, use the Add/Remove Programs utility in control panel and select the Windows Setup tab. It will be under System Tools.

[This message has been edited by Bleeding Edge (edited 06-21-99).]

[Gentle Giant]

I have NetMedic - its pretty good - you might want to look at a little program
called "DU Meter".
http://www.hageltech.com/dumeter/
Bleeding Edge is right thought -
And you already got it.

[This message has been edited by Gentle Giant (edited 06-21-99).]

[cal]

Thanks for the help.
I'll try the system monitor on win98 next chance I get.
I've been abit busy at work and home lately, I run my own buisness and I've got 4 Kids! and when I've got time I've got to fight my way to the pewter.

By the way Bleeding and Gentle did you read my reply on my thread 'help with bios setup'

Cal

[cal]

sorry