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Feature Request: Display application hotkey
yesterday, by Andrew in Network Scanner Forum
This already should be the default behaviour, as shown below. Are you seeing something different?
Re: Suggestion: Separate tab or windows for each bookmark
2 days ago, by Andrew in Network Scanner Forum
Just to clarify, are you asking for each selected bookmark to open in a separate tab or a new window, instead of replacing the current IP ranges?
Re: No graph is displayed for SNMP connection to a Huawei router
3 days ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
It appears that my assumption was correct - your router updates the interface counters only about once a minute. Please see the consolidated data below: the time between Run1 and Run9 was 55 seconds to update the SNMP counters, which explains why your chart bars are spaced approximately one minute apart. If there is a setting in your router to update the data in the ifTable more frequently,
Re: No graph is displayed for SNMP connection to a Huawei router
4 days ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
The SNMP output appears correct, but the graph suggests that the issue is likely due to SNMP update timings. The columns in your graph are evenly spaced, which suggests that the data is only being updated approximately once per minute. To test if this is the case, use the following command to retrieve ifInOctets for all interfaces: echo %TIME% & snmpwalk -r:10.255.255.100 -v:2c -c:bcrbfu
Re: exFAT and 2K allocation unit size
6 days ago, by Andrew in RAM Disk Forum
It seems to work as expected with the 2K cluster size. Perhaps you're using an older version of the RAM Disk app? There were a couple of issues related to custom cluster sizes that have been resolved in recent updates: Version 4.4.2: Fixed an incorrect cluster size issue when using custom sizes. Version 4.2: Fixed an issue with exFAT formatting for large disks with small clusters, where the
Re: No graph is displayed for SNMP connection to a Huawei router
9 days ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
It's possible that the Huawei router is not displaying the graph due to several reasons: Invalid SNMP Credentials: Ensure that the SNMP community string and credentials are correct. SNMP Version Mismatch: Verify that the SNMP version configured on the Huawei router matches what your system is using. Missing ifTable or Access Restriction: The Huawei router may not support the ifTable OID, or SN
Re: "Driver initialisation failed" on Windows 11 24H2
11 days ago, by Andrew in RAM Disk Forum
It's probably that something wasn't carried over correctly after that Windows update. What does typing the following commands in the command prompt show? sc query SPVVEngine sc query SPVDPort
Re: WAN Connection Emulation on an Air-Gapped PC
12 days ago, by Andrew in Connection Emulator Forum
That correct, it isn't designed to simulate a full internet connection or make the system believe it's connected when it's not. Its main function is to apply WAN conditions like bandwidth limits, latency, and packet loss to an existing network connection. That said, if you are writing this message from the same computer, it means you are already connected to the internet. You can use netstat or
Re: WAN Connection Emulation on an Air-Gapped PC
13 days ago, by Andrew in Connection Emulator Forum
The network interfaces you mentioned (WAN Network Interface (IP), (IPv6), and (BH)) are virtual and typically appear in specific configurations like dial-up or PPPoE connections. If your computer is connected via regular Ethernet or WiFi, these interfaces usually won't show any meaningful traffic. Regarding the Established Connections window, it functions similarly to a built-in netstat tool, d
Re: Established Connections with process enumeration
20 days ago, by Andrew in Connection Emulator Forum
We have added a new column showing process names and their icons. The new build can be downloaded here.
Taskbar graph stopped working with StartAllBack - Fixed
22 days ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
Thank you for reporting this issue. The current NetWorx design is supposed to use the new implementation for the Windows 11 stock taskbar, and the old classic implementation for all other cases, including when third-party taskbar enhancements (such as StartAllBack) are used. However, due to a small oversight, the graph was not initialised properly when a non-stock taskbar was in use. We have
Re: Application window opens too far to the right of the screen
23 days ago, by Andrew in WiFi Guard Forum
Do you have multiple monitors connected or a laptop and an external monitor? It must be an unusual display configuration.
Re: Application window opens too far to the right of the screen
26 days ago, by Andrew in WiFi Guard Forum
A delayed start would only be a workaround, not a solution. We've just updated the positioning code again, so please try the latest build and let me know how it works for you.
Re: MS Defender is blocking networx.exe
29 days ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
Unfortunately in the recent months Microsoft have been showing many false positive detections in various software. However, we have just checked networx.exe and were unable to reproduce this particular issue with the latest Windows Defender update. Please try submitting the file to Microsoft, mentioning that you are getting a false positive. Once Microsoft re-analyse and whitelist the file, yo
Das Widget-Icon überdeckt die NetWorx-Anzeige in der Taskleiste - Gelöst
30 days ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
It appears that this is a recent design decision by Microsoft. We have fixed the issue, and you can download the updated build here.
Re: Computer lost power and now Windows will not load
4 weeks ago, by Andrew in RAM Disk Forum
The ntbtlog.txt file, which is generated when you enable the boot log using bcdedit /set {current} bootlog yes, can be found in the following location after a reboot: C:\Windows\ntbtlog.txt If the file is not present or doesn't contain useful information, your system may be corrupted, and you might need to reset the BIOS or reinstall Windows. Here is a list of additional troubleshooting steps y
Re: How to increase text size in Applications window
4 weeks ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
Great, thanks for letting us know! Anyway, NetWorx will now respect any custom font settings in the applications view and popups.
Re: Computer lost power and now Windows will not load
4 weeks ago, by Andrew in RAM Disk Forum
If a power outage occurred during system shutdown, it's likely that some essential system files were damaged, which is why Windows is booting into recovery mode. However, it's unlikely that the RAM Disk itself is responsible for preventing Windows from loading, as the RAM disk does not store persistent system-critical files like those required for booting. Here are a few points you can consider
Re: How to increase text size in Applications window
4 weeks ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
Do you have any custom settings under Accessibility - Text size in your Windows? This may be the cause of the problem:
Re: How to increase text size in Applications window
4 weeks ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
This is quite unusual, and we are not sure why the Applications window isn't scaling up as expected in your case. However, as a workaround and improvement, we have updated NetWorx so that the application view and popups now respect custom font settings, as shown in the screenshot below. Please download the new build and let me know how it works for you. If the fonts are still small, you can ma
Re: How to increase text size in Applications window
4 weeks ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
What happens if you change the DPI scaling to 200% or 250% and restart your computer? Do the fonts in the application list remain small, or do they scale up as expected? Also, how does the rest of the NetWorx interface look for you, such as the Settings window? Does it scale properly, or does it stay small as well?
Re: How to increase text size in Applications window
4 weeks ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
Could you let me know what your system DPI settings are? The application is designed to scale automatically based on your system settings, including DPI, so it should adjust with the rest of your system fonts. Here's a screenshot showing how it should appear.
Re: del:all command not working
5 weeks ago, by Andrew in RAM Disk Forum
The /del:all command is only supported in the RAM Disk GUI application (ramdisk.exe). It is not supported in the command-line version (ramdiskc.exe). In this case, a specific drive letter is required.
7 weeks ago, by Andrew in Network Scanner Forum
This is likely because %1 is substituted with a shared folder. If you select only a device and not one of its shared folders, this item won't appear. Try right-clicking a shared folder, and all three menu items should be visible.
Re: Feature request: Two quotas at the same time
7 weeks ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
Currently, NetWorx supports only a single quota at a time. However, you can set a monthly quota and configure warnings at 25%, 50%, and 75%, which would roughly align with weekly usage. We appreciate your suggestion and will consider it for future updates.
7 weeks ago, by Andrew in RAM Disk Forum
You can still create a Dev Drive by creating a VHD file and storing it on a RAM disk formatted as exFAT or NTFS. Keep in mind that you'll need a RAM disk of at least 50 GB, as that is the minimum size required for a Dev Drive. Microsoft suggests that Dev Drives are best suited for: Source code repositories and project files Build output and intermediate files Package caches Additionally, M
Re: Possible taskbar bug in v7.2
7 weeks ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
Thanks for the additional feedback. It's a bit puzzling that we're seeing different results - disabling small taskbar buttons resolved the issue on my end, but it persists for you. This could be due to differences in Windows or Open Shell builds. We'll keep this in mind and look into the issue further if time permits. I appreciate your understanding and willingness to work around it. If any
Re: Possible taskbar bug in v7.2
7 weeks ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
We were able to replicate the problem when both Open Shell is installed and small taskbar buttons are enabled. While this does appear to be a bug, it seems to occur only under these specific conditions. We strive to support third-party taskbar extensions as much as possible, but occasional conflicts like this can arise. Unfortunately, the underlying cause is unclear and would require significan
7 weeks ago, by Andrew in RAM Disk Forum
Thank you for the kind words! I'm glad to hear that the forum has been helpful in your journey to understanding RAM disks. Regarding your question about NUMA mode: yes, you're correct. NUMA (Non-Uniform Memory Access) is only relevant to systems with multiple physical processors, where memory is divided between the processors. It doesn't apply to typical multi-core processors found in most PCs tod
8 weeks ago, by Andrew in RAM Disk Forum
Currently ReFS isn't supported as a file system and, generally speaking, it isn't a good choice for several reasons: Overhead and Complexity: ReFS is designed to handle large volumes, data integrity, and high resilience, which introduces additional overhead. For a RAM disk, which is typically used for high-speed temporary storage, this overhead is unnecessary and can negatively impact performanc