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I am currently coding a program that is pretty network intensive (100+ requests per second). As I do not have a large internet bandwidth I was interested on how much of the bandwidth the program actually takes, so I decided to take a look at task management:

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However it shows 0 Mbps... I am 100% sure that at least 2 Megabits per second are used.

Why doesn't task management display the internet usage? Is it because of the Python shell itself or because of Windows 10?

Edit: for some odd reason I do see it now... enter image description here

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  • You're looking at IDLE's main pythonw.exe instance. Scripts run in a child process. – Eryk Sun Aug 19 '15 at 23:42
  • @eryksun I just checked again and suddenly it did show the Mbps (on the pythonw shell process) – Thomas Wagenaar Aug 20 '15 at 11:32
  • There are at least two pythonw instances; one is running the IDLE application (it has 2 windows in your screenshot), and the other is running your script. – Eryk Sun Aug 20 '15 at 11:36

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