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Yes, it says that msn messenger has a connection with that ip that uses all my upload and download bandwidth...

So then why are you asking what is using your bandwidth? You answered your own question when you asked it. Kill msn messenger and you will be all set.

IDK why you turned off windows updates.

So then why are you asking what is using your bandwidth? You answered your own question when you asked it. Kill msn messenger and you will be all set.

IDK why you turned off windows updates.

You are very helpful mate.

Anyway, I'll try sniffing some packets to see what's going on.

I noticed Admiral Michael's question wasn't answered...and seems the most likely cause.

Do you use the Share Folder feature of MSN Messenger? And is it MSN Messenger or Windows Live Messenger? Seeing as MSN messenger has been discontinued for quite a while.

You are very helpful mate.

Anyway, I'll try sniffing some packets to see what's going on.

Well lets see, you say you know what program is eating your bandwidth, but the you turn off something completely different and you are surprised that the problem didn't go away?

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