If you run “perfmon” (Windows Key + “R”, enter “perfmon”, click OK) you’ll end up with something similar to this. Perfmon, the system performance monitor, has been around for a long time. It actually can monitor several areas of your computer’s activity, but I’ll focus here on networking.
It’s a utility that quickly displays a lot of information about what’s going on. Of late, I’ve found myself firing up a completely different utility included in Windows 7 and 8 to monitor network activity. The problem is that it’s a pretty geeky tool, and requires a little patience and understanding to get useful results.
My normal response for this type of problem is to turn to Process Monitor, a free SysInternals utility from Microsoft.
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