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I have one of the ATT ISP's, About twice a week it goes bad and I have
to reboot the router.

Symptoms are a 30 to 50% reduction in observed average download speed
and average ping speed.

To troubleshoot this it would be nice if I could change the y axis on
the Performance tab of the Task Manager. Is there away to change it
from the automatic resizing to a manual resize, or to see the maxima of
the peaks? It resizes to the baseline speed, and you can not see the
peak maxima.

See there a better Speed monitor preferably free that could be used
instead of Task Manager?

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Keith Nuttle wrote:

To troubleshoot this it would be nice if I could change the y axis on
the Performance tab of the Task Manager.

Try Perfmon.exe instead

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I have one of the ATT ISP's, About twice a week it goes bad and I have
to reboot the router.

Symptoms are a 30 to 50% reduction in observed average download speed
and average ping speed.

To troubleshoot this it would be nice if I could change the y axis on
the Performance tab of the Task Manager. Is there away to change it
from the automatic resizing to a manual resize, or to see the maxima of
the peaks? It resizes to the baseline speed, and you can not see the
peak maxima.

See there a better Speed monitor preferably free that could be used
instead of Task Manager?

See if you can find a copy of NetPerSec. It was once free
then Ziff-Davis began charging for it - $5.00 as I recall.
It's a nice monitor!

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I have one of the ATT ISP's, About twice a week it goes bad and I have
to reboot the router.

I wonder if your router has been hacked... there's a lot
of that going on apparently.

Here's a list of known, affected routers. There are
probably other models.

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/reboot-
your-router-to-remove-vpnfilter-why-its-not-enough/