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NetBalancer 9.4.1

Name: NetBalancer 9.4.1
Rating: 8.02 (65 reviews)
Author: SeriousBit

June, 23rd 2016 - 6.23 MB - Demo

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Latest Version

NetBalancer 12.3.2
Operating System

Windows (All Versions)
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Filename

NetBalancerSetup.exe
MD5 Checksum

c893bfb4b62fa3f9c5c993d505014863

Sometimes latest versions of the software can cause issues when installed on older devices or devices running an older version of the operating system. Software makers usually fix these issues but it can take them some time. What you can do in the meantime is to download and install an older version of NetBalancer 9.4.1.

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What's new in this version:

- The new monitoring functionality introduced with v9.2 and v9.3 is great (we hope) but it has a problem: on computers with a lot of network activity the database file where NetBalancer stores the traffic stats (C:ProgramDataSeriousBitNetBalancernetbalancer.db) grows very fast up to hundreds of MB. This growth stops after about two weeks when the automatic data aggregation kicks-in and the older data gets compacted.
- Still for computers with small disks even 100MB might be unacceptable so in version 9.4 we added a new setting that tells how much data should be stored in the first place, named "Initial Traffic Resolution" and located in Menu>Edit>Settings>Database.
- By default this setting is set to 1 second, as it was in previous versions, so nothing changes if the user is fine spending some more megabytes for monitoring.