Best Free Software Collection

Dial-Up Networking Monitor shows a graph and statistics of the current Dial-Up Networking connection, including the current throughput and total, maximum and average bytes sent and received. Requires the VB 5.0 Runtimes. Read the rest of this entry »

OnlineTimer is a small tool that displays your current online time in the border of the active window, so no matter what you re working on, your online time will always just be a glimpse away. Useful if your internet time is limited. Read the rest of this entry »

TICK is a feature-rich dial up enhancer for Windows. It can log all calls made and records Date/Time of call, as well as cost and data transferred. Statistics can be produced in a variety of reports. In addition to the logging and statistics functions, Tick also includes a password manager to keep track of your passwords Read the rest of this entry »

Down2Home monitors your day-to-day bandwidth transfers. It logs up- and download volumes and organizes the data in nice 2D/3D charts. In addition, it shows your average and maximum download speed. You can also export the data for further manipulation or reporting. Read the rest of this entry »

Amazing NetGrapher is a simple tool that draws and shows real-time graphs for your active dial-up connection. Read the rest of this entry »

Does your Internet Service Provider drop your dial-up connection after what seems like only nanoseconds of account inactivity? Stay Live 2000 keeps your Internet Dial-Up Connection active and on-line by periodically sending a small TCP/IP packet to one of the many Atomic Clocks maintained by the United States Government. Read the rest of this entry »

DialupMon enables you to auto-disconnect your dialup connection. It automatically detects an active connection and starts a countdown timer to auto-disconnect your connection once a user defined limit is reached. Read the rest of this entry »

Connection Keeper prevents your Internet connection from appearing idle or inactive. It does this using almost no bandwidth or system resources. Read the rest of this entry »