Unified Stats Problem - Sucking up bandwidth even after it's been closed?
 

Everything was loading super slow for me today, and I couldn't figure out what the problem was... I even swapped out my DSL modem and started using my faster cable line that I keep as a backup to see if that would help.

I run unified stats on both my desktop and laptop, and closed it on both because it does take up a bit of bandwidth while grabbing stats (I promote alot of programs). Even when it was closed for some reason my internet was going slow as hell... I looked in my processes list and on both computers there was still a "ustats" running and using up a few percentages of cpu power.

After ending them the internet speed went back to normal.

Anyone else notice anything like this? I haven't seen any other threads so maybe it's just fucking up on my PC's by chance...

have not had any probs...maybe want to post to their support board

even as a free app unified stats isn't worth it...LOL

never had it happen to me man

It's always worked great for me until this little glitch... I used to run stats remote but switched because unified has a few extra features like emailing stats so i can check them on my cell phone.

why does it show the dollar amount for a perfect gonzo sale, but not the actual signup?

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

yes, bump

It has trouble with a few programs... I've noticed that it doesn't show the sale amount for radical cash sales, and ccbill rebills show up as sales.

Oh well, that's the only complaint I have...otherwise it's a great program...

Unified stats is a great little program, I have not noticed this problem. Runs fine for me.

I've had no probs like that with Unified Stats.

On another note, if you have two net connections, why don't you get a dual WAN router so you can use them both at the same time and double your speed?

http://www.xincom.com/twr_comparison.html

I've had no probs like that with Unified Stats.

On another note, if you have two net connections, why don't you get a dual WAN router so you can use them both at the same time and double your speed?

http://www.xincom.com/twr_comparison.html

Nice.. didn't even know that was possible.