Windows 10: What is Identity_Helper.exe process in Windows 10 Task Manager?

What’s this Identity_Helper.exe process in Windows 10 and why does it run in Task Manager? Identity_Helper.exe is called PWA Identity Proxy Host and it is associated with the Microsoft Edge browser. The process helps PWA Integration with Windows Shell in Microsoft Edge. Identity_Helper.exe process in Windows 10 You can verify the presence of this process […]

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What is the process Umonit64.exe in Task Manager

what is this Umonit64.exe in task manager I cant get it to go away or see what it is...ty when I reboot in safe mode with networking I am unable to access edge to get to Microsoft safety scanner, not sure if this Umonit64.exe has anything to do with it...ty

Umonit64.exe why and what is it in task manager start up....ty- Original Title

 

*SOLVED*Where can I get Task Manager for Windows? NOT process Explorer.

Hello and Happy New Year,

I have run win 7 64B since it's release, and as long as i can remember have had Task Manager replaced with "process Explorer" , but now that I am Trying to get accustomed with Windows 10 I am having a problem. I Used to be able to just go into msconfig and edit My start-up item's, but in Windows 10, it points You to the task manager....well since I upgraded from Win 7 it kept the Process explorer version, which Doesnt seem to have support for editing start up items/programs. So i came to the conclusion that I need to re-install the original task manager, but I haven't been able to find it. Can someone point Me where to go, or possibly how to re-enable it , IF it is indeed still on My PC?

Thanks in advance for any relevant information.

I trid to find a thread already in existence on this topic, but all TM threads I kept coming up with where necro's..

Regards

 

OVER 160 RunDll32.exe in TASK MANAGER !

Have you got lots of Rundll32.exe or svchost.exe processes running, or both?

On a normal Windows 10 system, you should not have any Rundll32.exe processes running at all. Check your startup apps the see what is causing this:

• Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc together to open Task Manager, click on the Startup Tab and see if there are any entries that are starting under rundll32, if there are, disable them
• Press WIndows + R keys together to open the run dialog, type msconfig and hit enter. Click on the services tab and check the box marked 'Hide all Microsoft Services'. Then scroll through the list of services looking for rundll32 entries, if you find any,
  uncheck them and reboot

With regards to svchost, i have noticed a huge increase in the number of these processes since the Creators Upgrade - I have 77 currently running on my system. They all are using 0% processor and HDD and on average about 1MB - 2MB, though this number does
seem excessive . . .