linespeedmeter.exe

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Windows Process Description:

The linespeedmeter.exe process is installed with the program Line Speed Meter. The software is registered to Sigma Solutions and owns the domain name tcpIQ. Sigma Solutions is a software engineering company which specializes in TCP/IP and internetworking.

The linespeedmeter.exe program is the most comprehensive tool in the internet that detects, measures and reports the line speed (upload and download speed) of broadband connection, latency (ping times) and DNS lookup times (DNS resolution). The data collected and reported by the application linespeedmeter.exe is remarkably accurate.

The program linespeedmeter.exe began in 2001 to test the comparison between a cable and internet connection in Australia. In 2003, the beta version was released as a desktop application that measured its speed against different websites throughout the country. In 2006, the linespeedmeter.exe application's latest version, v.4.0, was out in the market. Written in different languages, it enables remote configuration and detection of changes in IP addresses, periodic confirmation of connection, automatic migration to a variety of profiles, and redesigned the user interface.

The application linespeedmeter.exe is configured to automatically run when the Windows system starts. The user is assigned a unique user identifier when used for the first time in order to protect the statistics of your results. Its registry values can be found in the system registry with the registry keys of HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/Microsoft/Windows/CurrentVersion/Run/.

Though the linespeedmeter.exe file size is only 2,990,080 bytes on Windows XP, it requires the installation of .NET Framework V2.0 application with a file size of 22,020,096 bytes. The file linespeedmeter.exe is commonly located in the subfolder of C:/Program Files/tcpIQ/Line Speed Meter/.

The linespeedmeter.exe application has a visible window. It is not an essential part of the Windows operating system, thus the linespeedmeter.exe program can be safely removed without affecting its performance. It can be uninstalled by Start/Programs/tcpIQ/Line Speed Meter/Uninstall or through the Add/Remove Programs tab of the Control Panel.

Author: Sigma Solutions.

Author URL: http://www.tcpiq.com

Part Of: Line Speed Meter

Memory Usage: High since it can use up a maximum of 11.4 MB of RAM resources when active.

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