8 Things You Didn't Know You Could Do In Windows 7 Task Manager

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Ed Cryer

Big said:
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The Windows Task Manager is often used for troubleshooting – perhaps
closing an application that isn’t working properly or monitoring system
resource usage. However, there’s a lot more you can do with Windows 7’s
Task Manager.
I was trying the CPU Time column, and I noticed that System Idle Process
time was very high and increasing 4 seconds at a time. Then it dawned on
me that this box of tricks has a quad-core processor!
The "set affinities" under Properties of a process shows how many cores
it is allowed to run on; you can alter this. I don't have the courage to
reduce it for SIP to just one, although I wish I did. I fear I might
have to spend hours on recovery afterwards.

Ed
 
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Big Steel

I was trying the CPU Time column, and I noticed that System Idle Process
time was very high and increasing 4 seconds at a time. Then it dawned on
me that this box of tricks has a quad-core processor!
The "set affinities" under Properties of a process shows how many cores
it is allowed to run on; you can alter this. I don't have the courage to
reduce it for SIP to just one, although I wish I did. I fear I might
have to spend hours on recovery afterwards.

Ed
The one I like is the ability to send a message to another user/machine
on the network, since MS depreciated the "Net Send" command on Vista and
Win 7.
 
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Ken Blake

The one I like is the ability to send a message to another user/machine
on the network, since MS depreciated the "Net Send" command on Vista and
Win 7.


Just another user on the same machine, I believe, not another machine.
 

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