Speedify Interface Warnings and Icons Guide

This article explains the warning icons you may see in the Speedify interface and what each one means.

If you're new to the Speedify interface, check out this overview of the Speedify app before diving in.

If you are using Starlink, this article covers all the Starlink alerts in Speedify.

Connection Icons

Below is a breakdown of each icon you might see on a Connection and what it indicates.

Disabled

This icon means the connection has been manually disabled and Speedify is not using it. To turn it back on, see Connection Settings for instructions on enabling and disabling your connections.

Overlimit and Not Used

This icon appears when you've hit the data limit (daily or monthly) that you set for a connection. Once the limit is reached, Speedify stops routing internet traffic through that connection entirely. You can adjust or remove the limit in Data Limit Settings.

Overlimit and Throttled

This icon appears when you've hit your data limit but have chosen to let Speedify keep using that connection at a reduced rate. This is useful if you want to stay connected even after hitting your cap. To change this behavior, visit Data Limit Settings.

Rate Limit Applied

This icon means you've manually set a speed cap on that connection (for example, limiting it to 5 Mbps). Speedify will respect that cap and won't route more internet traffic through it than the limit you've set. You can update these settings in Connection Settings.

Warning

This icon indicates that your Wi-Fi adapter's power saving mode needs to be changed to Maximum Performance. When power saving is active, Windows may throttle your Wi-Fi connection's performance, which can interfere with Speedify. For step-by-step instructions on changing this setting, see this guide on adjusting power saving mode for wireless adapters in Windows 10.