Tag: PROCESS-EXPLORER

The Windows Task Manager gives you a good idea of which programs are running and how much RAM they're using. And if you need to kill a runaway process, few things work better than calling up the Task manager and clicking the End Process button. But if you want a more thorough look at what each process is doing, you're probably better off using a separate tool like Process Explorer. Or you could ...

A few years ago Microsoft bought a company called Sysinternals that makes some of the most useful free utilities for Windows. This week the company launched Sysinternals Live, a single webpage with a huge list of Sysinternals utilities. The site isn't much to look at, but it's a one-stop shop for the latest version of any Sysinternals utilty. If you want to make sure you're always using the most ...

ESET SysInspector is a Windows application that displays all kinds of system data about your computer. You can use it as a browser for running processes, network connections, important registry entries, services, drivers, and system information. But what sets SysInspector apart from Windows Task Manager or SysInternals Process Explorer is that it will let you filter processes, files, and ...

We find that the task managers Microsoft bundles with Windows usually gets the job done if you just need to terminate a running process or see which application is eating up all of your RAM. But we're still kind of smitten by Process Manager 2 Lite, an enhanced process explorer. This little application is a free replacement for the built-in Windows task manager. You can either set it to coexist ...