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Control Processes on your PC

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PCQ Bureau
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An advanced tool which provides an alternative to the Windows Task
Manager, with greater functionality and command capability for your system

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Process Explorer from Sysinternals is an extension of the
Windows Task Manager. The program has two panes: the upper pane lists all the
current running processes and the lower pane displays the complete information
of any selected process. In DLL mode, all the DLLs loaded by the particular
process are displayed. You can see a report of what 32-bit DLLs have been loaded
on a 64-bit system. You can even check for the latest version of the DLL with
the integrated Google search. The Handle mode lets you view all the handles
opened by the process and their properties.

Direct Hit!
Applies to:
Windows administrators
USP:
Monitor and manage running processes with DLLs and handles
Primary Link:
www.sysinternals.com /Utilities/ProcessExplorer
Google keywords:
process explorer

The tool gives detailed information for a process,
including its icon, command-line, full executable path, memory statistics, user
account and security attributes. The search capability of the program helps in
tracking down a process that has a particular DLL or Handle opened. Process
Explorer does not even need any administrative privileges to run, and works on
any version of Windows.

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Upper pane shows the processes currently running, along with their structure, and the lower pane lists the handles or DLLs opened by the selected process You can check the properties of any of the processes, including how many CPU cycles it is consuming. This screen is per-process vis-a-vis the Win TaskManager



It you're sure that a process is safe, you can mark it as verified. The rest will appear as 'Not verified' Keep a record of all the processes that were running at any point of time for later reference

Anubhav Verma

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