Task Manager is a tool of the Windows operating system that helps users monitor and control all the processes running in the computer. It can tell the user which programs are running and which programs are taking up computer resources, help users end processes and programs, etc. Through Task Manager, users can easily manage the performance of their computer, thus improving the efficiency and stability of their computer.
Detailed operation:
Opening Task Manager is very simple. Just press three key combinations: Ctrl+Shift+Esc. This shortcut key combination can directly open the Task Manager window. If you're using Windows 7 or earlier, you can use the Ctrl+Alt+Del key combination and select the Task Manager option to open. If you are using Windows 8 or later, you can use the Windows key + X key combination and select the "Task Manager" option to open.
When the Task Manager window opens, you'll see a list of all running processes. Each process in the list displays information such as its name, status, CPU usage, memory usage, disk usage, and so on. With Task Manager, you can see which programs are taking up your computer's resources and which need to be ended to improve your computer's performance and stability.
In Task Manager, you can end any process or program by selecting the process you want to end and clicking the "End Process" button. You can also use the End Process Tree feature to end a process and all its child processes. In addition, Task Manager provides some other features such as viewing network usage, viewing system performance, viewing user sessions, and so on.
Extended Information:
In addition to the basic features described above, Task Manager has some other advanced features. For example:
View startup items: In the Startup tab, you can view all programs that run automatically at startup. View Services: In the Services tab, you can view the status and performance of all Windows services. View performance: In the Performance tab, you can view performance data for CPU, memory, disk, network, and more. View user sessions: In the Users tab, you can view session information for the currently logged-on user.
Summary:
Task Manager is a very important tool in the Windows operating system. It helps users monitor and control all processes running in the computer, thereby improving the efficiency and stability of the computer. With Task Manager, users can see which programs are taking up computer resources, which programs need to be closed, and other advanced features. Therefore, learning to use Task Manager is very necessary to improve the performance and stability of the computer.
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