Windows 10: Established PID in CMD but not found in Task Manager

Skimming through Established connections trying to eliminate unnecessary processes and I came across 2 Established PID's 8754 &3600 that are not found in the Task Manager or in the Process Explorer. I'm not sure what this would mean and I'm unsure what the connection even is but how can I get rid of it guess?




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Query to enable PID in task manager

Hi Matthew,

Thank you for being part of Microsoft Community.

Perform the steps to enable PID(Process identifier) in task manager.

a: Open Task Manager.

b: Click the processes tab.

c: Right click on the column where it's mentioned name and click
PID.

Please revert if you face any issues with Windows in future.

 

Query to enable PID in task manager

Original title: PID's

Why would I have a PID in Resource Monitor, but not in Task Manager?

 

Cant find process identifier in Task Manager (PID)

Hey guys,

I did a simple netstat -abno on command prompt on "run as administrator"

I dont really know what everything means, but most of the process i can match by PID on task manager but there are one or two process which dont match, i can see the PID for them in the command prompt but they are not there on task manager, i have even downloaded
process explorer but still no luck, i was wondering if this is normal or not, and if not what i can do to rid of this

(These PID's are also on established connections)

Please help me out

Thanks

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