Solve : Monitor Background Process?

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Answer» The windows Task does not do a good job in ID'ing all the PROCESSES that are running. Does anyone know of a good utiltiy that will do it? Also, If i see that my CPU usage is maxed, how do I fix that without reboating the system.First, with Vista/7, task manager doesn't show all process unless you explicitly say "Show Processes from All users" If I recall, it's a checkbox in the lower LEFT in Vista and a button on 7. Second, a very good replacement/alternative is Process Explorer. Just remember to use the "Show details for all processes" menu item. (pretty MUCH the same as task manager's "show processes from all users" item, really.Quote from: stevener11 on June 17, 2010, 03:01:47 PM If i see that my CPU usage is maxed, how do I fix that without reboating the system. Look at the details shown in Task Manager, or, as BC_Programmer suggested, Process Explorer. Once you have identified the SPECIFIC process(es) causing HIGH CPU usage, then you have a starting point for troubleshooting the problem and finding a resolution.Thank yOU!

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The windows Task does not do a good job in ID'ing all the PROCESSES that are running.
Does anyone know of a good utiltiy that will do it?
Also, If i see that my CPU usage is maxed, how do I fix that without reboating the system.First, with Vista/7, task manager doesn't show all process unless you explicitly say "Show Processes from All users" If I recall, it's a checkbox in the lower LEFT in Vista and a button on 7.

Second, a very good replacement/alternative is Process Explorer. Just remember to use the "Show details for all processes" menu item. (pretty MUCH the same as task manager's "show processes from all users" item, really.Quote from: stevener11 on June 17, 2010, 03:01:47 PM

If i see that my CPU usage is maxed, how do I fix that without reboating the system.

Look at the details shown in Task Manager, or, as BC_Programmer suggested, Process Explorer. Once you have identified the SPECIFIC process(es) causing HIGH CPU usage, then you have a starting point for troubleshooting the problem and finding a resolution.Thank yOU!

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