[BUG] - Task Manager network category & Data Usage not working

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[BUG] - Task Manager network category & Data Usage not working #1016

Open Leepee opened 10 months ago

Leepee commented 10 months ago

Description

The network field of the Task Manager does not work.

Steps to reproduce

Installed a fresh copy of the latest version of Atlas, and open task manager

Expected behavior

The network field should update to show the network use of each process

Actual behavior

All entries for network show 0 Mbps

Atlas Edition

Atlas for Windows 11 23H2

Desktop information

7600X Gigabyte B650M DS3H rev. 1.0 - build in 2.5 Gbe NIC AMD 7900XT GPU

Additional content

Wonder if this is rare and caused by the 2.5gbe nic...

respberryx commented 1 week ago

Can you try enabling (and setting start to automatic) service Data Usage (DusmSvc)? It is the core service for this data.

Nevermind, I found the reason (atleast for me) that caused this. Enable Network Location Awareness service and it should work. I don't know why it's needed but just enable it. Works fine for me.

Or just paste this command inside Powershell and it should work:

Set-Service -Name NlaSvc -StartupType Automatic
Start-Service -Name NlaSvc
Set-Service -Name DPS -StartupType Automatic
Start-Service -Name DPS

For context, it enables those services:

DPS NlaSvc

kamild1996 commented 1 week ago

Can you try enabling (and setting start to automatic) service Data Usage (DusmSvc)? It is the core service for this data.

Nevermind, I found the reason (atleast for me) that caused this. Enable Network Location Awareness service and it should work. I don't know why it's needed but just enable it. Works fine for me.

Or just paste this command inside Powershell and it should work:
Set-Service -Name NlaSvc -StartupType Automatic
Start-Service -Name NlaSvc
Set-Service -Name DPS -StartupType Automatic
Start-Service -Name DPS
For context, it enables those services:

DPS NlaSvc

Thanks for sharing your solution, unfortunately this problem continues to be a pain in the rear - there seems to be yet another thing responsible for this.

IWarzy commented 1 week ago

Can you try enabling (and setting start to automatic) service Data Usage (DusmSvc)? It is the core service for this data.

Nevermind, I found the reason (atleast for me) that caused this. Enable Network Location Awareness service and it should work. I don't know why it's needed but just enable it. Works fine for me.

Or just paste this command inside Powershell and it should work:
Set-Service -Name NlaSvc -StartupType Automatic
Start-Service -Name NlaSvc
Set-Service -Name DPS -StartupType Automatic
Start-Service -Name DPS
For context, it enables those services:

DPS NlaSvc

Same for me, it doesn't work Thanks anyway for the solution

respberryx commented 1 week ago

When you go into settings inside Task Manager, (it's the gear icon in bottom left. Make sure it doesn't say Paused in 'Real Time Update Speed' option. Set it to Normal if so.

Zahrun commented 5 hours ago

Right now I have DiagTrack disabled but DPS running, and... it's different now for some reason. Now sorting by network usage does nothing. Re-enabling the DPS service and restarting Task Manager did not help. I didn't change anything in my system in the meantime.

Can you try enabling (and setting start to automatic) service Data Usage (DusmSvc)? It is the core service for this data.

On my system, DiagTrack, DPS, and DusmSvc are all enabled and automatic and still I see no network speed per process in task manager