
How to download with constant high speed using NetBalancer?
Have a look at live network traffic with graph.
Group several local network PCs and balance traffic. Set network traffic rules and limit global traffic: this is useful when you have limited bandwidth plan. Prioritize specific process (this is a trick we use to download with high speed).
It is a light tool of just 2.2 MB in size and thus does not slow down the PC while startup. NetBalancer is a free tool that can monitor and control internet traffic, it works well with Microsoft Windows XP, 2003, Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8 as well and even in 圆4 operating system environment.
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Accelerate Internet speed with simple trick!. While searching for a software to get the constant high speed transfer rate, I found a cool freeware i.e NetBalancer developed by seriousbit. I decided to get the constant transfer rate while downloading and started hunting for the software for the same. While downloading with IDM the transfer rate some time goes down to 40 Kbps and again back to 70 or 60 kbps, I was unable to get the constant high speed. I personally use IDM (internet download manager) to download and my broadband’s maximum downloading speed (transfer rate) is upto 80 Kbps which is not constant. I faced with transfer rate varying issue whenever I download software, songs or movies from the internet earlier. Downloading with the constant speed is not possible even if you use IDM (internet download manager) or speedbit’s DAP (Download Accelerator Plus) or any other third party download managers that you use to download. I am not blaming the organization here but it is the fact. Usually whenever we download software, songs and movies from internet we won’t get the constant speed especially BSNL broadband user mess with this issue.