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Originally Posted by An0nym0u$  It means analyze your logs :-)
1. Open up a cmd prompt (Start, type cmd)
2. Type perfmon.exe /res
3. The Resource Monitor should open.
4. Click on Network tab
This will break down the amount of network utilization for any program running. The PID column means process ID. All programs running on your PC gets assigned a process ID.
You want to look at the bits/sec to see what is consuming bandwidth.
This program is also useful to track CPU, disk and memory usage. But network tab is where you want to go for your issue. Good luck, | You save my day.. cmd save more time than installing another process viewer :D
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