Both could be quite correct because 1) uT almost certainly has no idea of (and therefore cannot calculate and include) the OS specific overhead and 2) the network monitor doesn't give a monky's who or what is using the ethernet port, it just measures what is going through it and which way it's going. I don't doubt the figures that uT displays or those of the network monitor either. The overhead is fairly constant compared to the payload (up or down) and the network monitor is always showing the same proportionate discrepency compared to what uT says it's using.
I'm going to try to find a previous build or even a previous version and install that one instead.If you look at my screen-shot, I'm not downloading anything at all - just seeding.Īnd I'm not pointing at any instability either. I've tried reinstall it, uninstall, remove settings and install it again but it didn't work. I've read on another forum post that the cause of it was a program taking 100% of the CPU usage, but in my case the program hogging the CPU usage is µTorrent. I was trying to perform a force check on one of the torrents, but it almost couldn't do it, so slow it was. When it finally started downloading the only download torrent I have, it started displaying the disk overload message.
This was the first sign something was wrong. The first program initialization took 5/10 minutes to just populate the torrent list with 21 the torrents I had. Today, it informed once again there was a new 3.1.2 version (build 26749), I updated it to that version, but right after installing it, problems started. These last few days, it's been informing me there was a new version, but it was always the same 3.1.2 version (maybe a different build, didn't check that) and I've always accepted the update. I've updated my µTorrent to version 3.1.2 not long ago (can't remember exactly when).
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