Windows only: Extended Task Manager—a robust Windows Task Manger replacement—will help you get a clear view of what is going on with your system, from random disk writing to locked files. Extended ...

When you need to manage system resources on Windows, Task Manager is likely the first utility you open. It was redesigned on Windows 11 and has more functionality, but these tips will work if you are ...

When you're juggling a bunch of different applications on your computer, processing speed can slow almost to a halt, making you unproductive amidst a busy day. Often, the programs you're running ...

While navigating a remote computer with Windows Remote Desktop, you can perform a variety of diagnostics including launching Task Manager. Accessing Task Manager on a remote system is handy, for ...

Windows Task Manager is an essential built-in program in Windows. However, it doesn’t do more than kill unresponsive processes; it doesn’t actually control or manage them. Windows 11 has a built-in ...

With Windows 11, Microsoft has completely redesigned the task manager with smooth rounded edges, a new mica design language, and more to match the overall look and aesthetics of its latest desktop ...

Windows Task Manager is a powerful system-monitoring tool that comes built-in with Microsoft Windows operating systems. It provides real-time information about the various processes, applications, and ...

Microsoft is testing a new search and filtering system for the Task Manager in Windows. It will let you quick search for the app you want to end or inspect further. Microsoft is testing a new search ...

Windows Task Manager has come a long way. It now conforms to the Windows 11 UI standards, supports theming, and has better visualization and process control. Whenever a process acts up, or I see some ...

The Windows Task Manager is one of the most widely used apps in the Windows operating system. It has a long history, having first shown up in early versions of Windows as a simple utility to close and ...

Hold on. Don’t just reboot your Windows 7 PC. I realize that rebooting is the go-to solution when a program won’t shut down, or the system starts dragging or acting wonky, but there is another way.