This Este Task Manager (Windows Processes)

Task Manager is the utility of Windows operating systems, with which users can see real -time reports on the state and resources. In Task Manager we can see the processes that run actively on the operating system, which are the processes that consume the most moving RAM or resources in the CPU. Also through Task Manager we can identify processes of some malware viruses and applications running on our computer.

Task Manager – What does every process mean

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With the help of Task Manager we can force an application that no longer responds to orders or we can optimize the speed of the Windows operating system.

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