1

Hello,

We’re running SpiceWorks Network monitor (version 1.5.00111 on an Intel NUC running Windows 10 (version 1511) and are experiencing serious issues with Network monitor constantly stalling after logging on.

We’re able to see all listed devices, but they keep “loading” (please refer to the attached image)

Sk_rmavbild_2016-07-15_kl._16.48.17.png
Sk_rmavbild_2016-07-15_kl._16.48.17.png800×321 34.4 KB

We’re quite certain this issue first occurred after running Windows update and/or updated Network monitor to version 1.5.00111 recently. We also are quite certain that all the servers are correctly configured for connection to Network monitor since it’s been running almost flawlessly for quite some time now.

We’ve tried reinstalling Network monitor a few time, making sure all excessive files, to our knowledge, were deleted properly.

Does anyone have any tips or know how to resolve the issue?

4 Spice ups
2

The 1.5 series has been ‘less than bug-free’, unfortunately.

3

I have this issue myself from time to time. I even tried it in multiple browsers and restarting the services, no changes. Only thing I have found to fix this is a reboot, unfortunately.

4

Been messing with 1.5 for a couple days with no luck. Anyone know where to get the 1.2 installer? Tried installing on 3 different machines and no luck.

5

I had this happen yesterday. I restarted the server as others have mentioned and it worked.

6

Same issue here!

Network Monitor installed on a Windows Server 2012 R2 machine. I tried everything, I’m reinstalling it right now. There’s no way to make it working fine unfortunately and everytime I have to reinsert all the machine to be monitor by hand.