Process Explorer, part of the Sysinternals Suite, is a powerful alternative to Windows Task Manager. It provides detailed system monitoring, advanced troubleshooting tools, and deeper insights ...

Process Explorer is a super-powerful, free alternative to Task Manager, from Microsoft.

Use the Process Explorer, Performance Monitor and Resource Monitor, and try to troubleshoot the problem manually. Want to know about these processes, files or file types?

Wh show you how to identify the process that is holding or locking up a file on Windows 11/10 using command-line, ResMon, Process Explorer or freeware.

In Process Explorer, double-click the suspicious process, then click the 'TCP/IP' tab. To convert the IP addresses listed into DNS names, ensure that the 'Resolve Addresses' tick box is selected.

Process Explorer replaces Task Manager and does a better job in every way, and it's free for commercial and non-commercial use (as long as you don't try to redistribute it).

In the previous posting, I covered the installation of Process Explorer and setting things up so that it runs automatically at startup time with its icon permanently displayed in the system tray ...

Process Explorer should be running and minimized, and you should have the device name of your webcam copied to your clipboard. Here's how to put everything together and see which app is using your ...

I skimmed the surface with a couple blog postings in 2008 (Using Process Explorer to tame svchost.exe and Process Explorer, Part 2) and won’t attempt to sell you on the software here.