How to show the number of TCP connection in columns of Process explorer ?

Sylv1 5 Reputation points
2023-06-03T09:22:15.8433333+00:00

Hello,

I was searching for some process with specific TCP connection open but many has 0. And nothing tell me that before I open the details of the process...

Is there a way to see trafic / number of TCP connection in the columns of Process Explorer ?

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  1. Arash Hoseinpoor 315 Reputation points
    2023-06-03T09:50:45.6366667+00:00

    Create a Custom Column in Process Explorer: While Process Explorer does not have a built-in column for TCP connections or network traffic, you can create a custom column using the Process Explorer's options. Follow these steps:

    • Open Process Explorer and go to the "View" menu.
    • Select "Select Columns" to open the Columns dialog box.
    • In the "Select Columns" dialog box, choose the "Process Performance" tab.
    • Check the "TCP Send Bytes" and "TCP Receive Bytes" options to include them in the columns.
    • Click OK to apply the changes.

  2. xMaxrayx 0 Reputation points
    2024-04-05T20:17:08.5+00:00

    Hi ,it's becouse it needs admin right to solve it you need enable it:
    File>Show all details for all processes

    then go enable custom for "data send" and "data receive"

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