Windows 10: How to use Process Explorer, MS's free, supercharged Task Manager

How to use Process Explorer, Microsoft's free, supercharged Task Manager alternative | PCWorld

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Security Task Managaer

Security Task Manager is free for a 30-day trial period...then you have to pay $29. IMO there a better alternatives that allow you to investigate
running processes, programs that run at startup, services and gather additional information which do not cost anything:

• Process Explorer
• System Explorer -
  
  System Explorer Portable
• AnVir TaskManager Free
• MiTeC Task Manager
• ProcessHacker - (requires Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 or above to use)

Note: Process Hacker, System Explorer, Process Explorer and AnVir Task Manager Free allow you to right-click on a process and submit it to Jotti's virusscan, VirusTotal, or Camas Comodo for analysis.

 

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You need to ask Dell Support and Forums to be sure as something running may not be that obvious as to its functions.

Right Click Taskbar - Task Manager - check Startup tab

and on Processes tab check BackGround and Windows Processes sections.

You can also install Process Explorer - Free to see if you can see something there.

Process Explorer - Free

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/d...

 

I would not agree that it makes TaskManager obsolete. TM, particularly the performance tabs, is a concise summary of your system resources. Process Explorer is much more verbose, which isn't always what you want or need.

They really are designed for different purposes.

 

i also concur with your statement, i would not replace the built in "Task Manager" with "Process Explorer" but i would use either when needed, "Task Manager" for the concise summary of your system resources and "Process Explorer" for the concise summary on a running process.