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Re: High CPU usage since moving from 6.x to 7.x
1 year ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
It is strange indeed. In our tests NetWorx seems to consume nearly zero CPU time: That said, version 7 is essentially a new (completely rewritten) product, and we will be improving it over time.
Re: Upward arrow or "^" symbol on taskbar graph
1 year ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
There has been one other customer with a similar issue. Unfortunately the cause is still unclear, but there is a workaround. Simply go to Settings - Graph Colours and untick Transparent background in taskbar. If you wish, you can set the graph background colour to be similar to your taskbar colour, so it will look the same as with transparency.
Re: Cache Relocator for LibreWolf browser
1 year ago, by Andrew in RAM Disk Forum
LibreWolf is now supported, as well as Pale Moon and Waterfox. Please download the new build from the Cache Relocator home page.
Re: Cache Relocator for Chrome browser with multiple profiles
1 year ago, by Andrew in RAM Disk Forum
Added in the latest version 1.7. Multiple profiles should now be supported with all Chromium-based browsers, including Chrome itself:
Re: Highlighting Condition Value in Column Display
1 year ago, by Andrew in Network Scanner Forum
The current version only accepts a single string. To highlight more than one result, we have just added regex-based highlight. So you could use Press|Budget to highlight the rows that contain either of the terms, or Press.*Budget|Budget.*Press to highlight the rows that contain both terms. You can download the new builds here, and here is an example:
Re: Lock or click-through mode for the floating graph
1 year ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
That's a good idea. Thank you for the suggestion. We have just implemented a new feature that allows locking the window in place. When active, it will not be possible to move or resize the window, so it will always retain the same position and size: You are welcome to download the new build here.
Re: "At Logon" vs "At Startup" - differences and timing
1 year ago, by Andrew in RAM Disk Forum
It's pretty much what their names suggest: At Startup disk will be created early in the system boot process. It will be available before a user logs in and even if no one logs in. The latter is especially useful in a server environment. In other words, users logging on and off have no effect on the disk. This is the recommended disk type since it's available earlier it can be used by all apps and
Version 7.1.1.0 crashes - Fixed
1 year ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
We have just updated the code to fix the issues with 7.1 without introducing new ones. Please give the latest build a go and let us know how it works for you.
1 year ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
Thank you for reporting this issue and sending the additional information. It's likely that the problem is in the code that handles taskbar integration. We fixed some issues with it found in version 7.1, but it looks like it introduced a new issue that you are experiencing. To confirm this theory we have compiled version 7.1.1 with taskbar code from 7.1. Please try the new build and let us know
Re: Simulation from localhost to localhost
1 year ago, by Andrew in Connection Emulator Forum
No, there no way to simulate things like packet loss or out-of-order arrival with a local host connection. The reason is that the OS does not process local host connections the same way as inbound or outbound ones. You can however set up a virtual machine (e.g. VMWare or VirtualBox VM) with a guest OS. Then launch the sender in the VM and the receiver on the host, or vice versa. The Connection
Re:"Monitoring of applications" option is greyed out
1 year ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
Most likely you are using the portable edition where this feature is not available. Please download and install the installer edition instead. There is a component that needs to be installed for this feature to work.
Re: How to identify a device with a LAA
1 year ago, by Andrew in WiFi Guard Forum
The simplest way to identify the device would be to think of what in your place has access to the Internet. If a device is hard to identify from its detected name, turning various devices off and on one by one and repeating the scan in-between can help to find out what is what. If you still have no idea what some devices are, it makes sense to change your WiFi password in your router to sto
1 year ago, by Andrew in Switch Port Mapper Forum
It seems to be working okay. Below are the test results from a publicly accessible CSS610: And here is the output with a publicly available CRS326: Please make sure you are using the latest version. If so, we can investigate what is causing your issue. For that please run snmpwalk against your switch, dump the complete SNMP tree to a CSV file and send it to us.
1 year ago, by Andrew in Network Scanner Forum
For scripts you can now use the same tag system, e.g.: 'Set credentials user = Input.Username("tag" pass = Input.Password("tag" For Remote Performance, I am afraid the Windows API doesn't offer custom authentication and uses the current user account.
Some active devices are not detected and some inactive devices persist - Fixed
1 year ago, by Andrew in WiFi Guard Forum
Thank you for testing WiFi Guard and describing your findings. We have just reworked and improved its device detection mechanism. Now, in our tests even in the networks that have a large diversity of devices, WiFi Guard finds more devices than Wireless Network Watcher. These improvements should also resolve the issue where the disconnected devices stayed for too long in the device list. Please
Re: Credential manager for applications
1 year ago, by Andrew in Network Scanner Forum
Good idea, we have just updated the credential manager to be multi-column. We have also fixed the tag not included in CSV export. The latest builds can be downloaded here. However, appending  to ¡ is not really a bug. The file is written in UTF-8 without a BOM preamble. Your text editor probably thinks the file is ANSI-encoded, but it's not. Here is what happens if the file is opened a
Re: Credential manager for applications
1 year ago, by Andrew in Network Scanner Forum
Each credential manager entry has a GUID like {37086fc7-b911-47ba-a0cd-5ee0170a5aac}. That's how they are identified, but it's far from being user-friendly. Instead we have added a new field called Tag that can be assigned to any login-password pair. Then this tag can be used to refer to the user name or password of the tagged entry. Here is how to use it: Add a tag: Then add a variab
Re: Credential manager for applications
1 year ago, by Andrew in Network Scanner Forum
At the moment there is no way to do that. As the credential list may contain multiple items with the same user name or comment, it would be complicated to specify which login-password pair you want to use. Unless you can think of a better idea on how to specify a login-password pair to use?
Re: Speed graph in taskbar on Windows 11 covers other icons
1 year ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
Big thanks to the users who sent us additional reports! We have just updated the taskbar graph implementation. Everyone who is experiencing any erratic behaviour is welcome to try the latest build.
Re: Program fails to load "CreateProcess failed; code 623. Illegal system DLL relocation" - Fixed
1 year ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
Yes, it's the Mandatory ASLR that needs to relocate the EXE image in memory. Thanks for letting us know. Relocation information will now be included in all future builds.
Re: Speed graph in taskbar on Windows 11 covers other icons
1 year ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
In Windows 11 Microsoft have completely removed any taskbar customisations. There is no official or right way of implementing it any more. So third party apps have to either resort to workarounds or simply abandon the idea of presenting themselves within the taskbar. Now, while our workaround tries to handle everything correctly, there may be times when it doesn't work well. For example, when c
Re: Program fails to load "CreateProcess failed; code 623. Illegal system DLL relocation"
1 year ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
We have re-added the relocation information in the latest builds. Please try running those on your system and let me know how it works.
Re: Explanation of the Scanning Options
1 year ago, by Andrew in WiFi Guard Forum
Scan this many devices simultaneously option simply refers to the number of devices scanned in parallel. A higher number will achieve a faster scanning but will use more computer resources, and vice versa. Usually there is no need to adjust this setting unless you have a reason to want WiFi Guard scans finish sooner or use fewer system resources. Get web-page title from HTTP enabled devices o
Re: How to get more accurate usage reports with VPN
1 year ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
Thank you for pointing this out. The latest build hides excluded apps from the real-time graph and the real-time app view.
Re: Installing NetWorx on Linux Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
1 year ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
I am afraid not. That old version of NetWorx relied on Windows UPnP libraries, which are not implemented in Wine. Therefore, regular network adapters can be monitored, but a router cannot be.
Re: Monitoring multiple WAN interfaces in a router
1 year ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
There is no limit on how many interfaces you can monitor at the same time. I am afraid it is not possible to merge two databases from version 6.x into a single database for version 7.x. Instead, I recommend starting anew and configuring version 7.x from scratch. You are welcome to download a free 30-day trial of the portable version from the NetWorx home page and see how it works for you.
Re: Installing NetWorx on Linux Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
1 year ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
The latest versions seem to have issues when running on Linux under Wine. You are welcome to try the last freeware version, as it's known to work as per the above screen shot.
Re: Applications and Application Usage Reports
1 year ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
Quotepsych This list is real time, but things disappear off it very fast, I think within like 15 - 30 seconds, so that's why I was asking for a Static list, like set a timer to 0, and it never resets, or be able to set it to 60 minutes or what-not as well. That being said, it seems your NetGenius program was more of what I was looking for, as it has that static app list, and also a bandwidth moni
Re: Monitoring multiple WAN interfaces in a router
1 year ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
Yes, there will be two separate graphs (floating, not taskbar) and this functionality is available in the portable version. Simply go to Settings - Mode - Settings - Router Monitoring and add your two routers.
Re: Applications and Application Usage Reports
1 year ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
Thank you for your feedback. Real-time application information can be seen using the same graph window. Note the highlighted buttons that switch between graph view and process view: Up and down arrows in the icon are also available can be enabled in Settings - Graph - Graph in tray icon. If the icon is hidden, you may need to drag it to the taskbar, like any other icons you want to see: