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How do you get task manager to show all tasks?
It apparently doesn't show some as my CPU sometimes revs more than is shown under processes. Something revs it every now and then, that I can't see under processes, and I'd like to know what it is.
Best answer by RetiredTripleHelix
Daniel
On XP/Vista/7, there is a checkbox for "Show processes from all users" on the Processes tab that you can check. Could be a system process.
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+56Daniel
Thanks Daniel for the link to "Process Explorer". I just downloaded it, nice tool.
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+56You're very Welcome David! This is another one I have Process Hacker and it installs unlike Process Explorer which can run in your user space like Desktop or Download folder.
Daniel
Daniel
New Toys to learn and play with... Thanks Daniel!!!
@DavidP wrote:Yea, I know what I'll be doing tomorrow. Exploring the Toys. 😃
New Toys to learn and play with... Thanks Daniel!!!
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+56Only for the one's that know how to read them correctly!
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Process explorer is the one I use when cleaning malware from my boxes manually. It also has the nice option of being able to replace task manager with a single click. And it doesnt need to install too so you can run it from just a exe on the desktop
Is there anyway to see all of the programs in the regualr task manager without having to type in an admin password each time? (I never use an admin account if I can avoid it).
No. Unless you disable User Account Control (Not Reccomended)@ wrote:
Is there anyway to see all of the programs in the regualr task manager without having to type in an admin password each time? (I never use an admin account if I can avoid it).
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