[DW-99]

I Noticed when I goto task manager There are 2 local area conections 1 says operational the other says not operational. The operational one say it is utilizing anywhere from .4 % to 95 %. . I was reffered here from the security forum, I noticed this while haveing some problems with my PC. Thought it was a virus or that someone had hacked into it. This may be totaly normal , I am just not sure. I have no other computers that should be connecting to this one.


Thanks for your help

Darren

 

[TerryNet]

That's normal if you have two connections enabled and have one unconnected and actively using the other one.

 

[valis]

what he said. I"ve got the same situation, and I actually am using l.a.c. 2, with 1 disabled. Not entirely sure how I got it like that (probably when I set up the network) but it's always worked, so I don't complain.

 

[TRS-80 vet]

!!!

Good policework on the other thread duplication. Keep up the good work!

I saw another poster use the four-letter fertilizer word. You got your next assignment...

 

[valis]

ooooooookay.

 

[UNIKSERV]

I Noticed when I goto task manager There are 2 local area conections 1 says operational the other says not operational. The operational one say it is utilizing anywhere from .4 % to 95 %.

Are you doing anything when you're checking task manager? How long is the network utilization up at 95%? Is your card a 10/100mbps or only something like a 10mbps?

Joe

 

[DW-99]

I am not sure what the card is, the one that is operational says link speed of 1 mps the other says 10 mps. To the first question no not doing anything when I open task manager. I originally opened trying to see what was slowing down my computer. Still have not had any luck with that but I noticed the extra LAC that was not always there.

Darren

 

[CoolHandJoe]

What's the description of the 1 Mbit connection?

Joe

 

[DW-99]

That conection is listed as operational, named Local area comnnection and is the one with all the activity.

Hope that what you were looking for

 

[CoolHandJoe]

What I'm wondering is if it tells you which adapter it is.

Joe