In this video, Leo Notenboom walks through some of the features and
useful things you can do using SysInternals Process Explorer. When you start Process Explorer,
you'll see a list of processing running. Double-click on a process for more information about it.
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In this video, Leo Notenboom of Ask Leo!
walks through some of the features and useful things you can do using SysInternals
Process Explorer.
• Process Explorer is a free utility that can be downloaded from
Microsoft
When you start Process Explorer, you'll see a list of processing running, both
system and user processes. Double-click on a process for more information about it.
You can see the command line used to start the process, various types of performance
information - also graphed over time, information about the threads used by the
process, and information regarding the processes secutity context and environment.
The lower pane shows objects in use by the process, including files, registry keys,
and other system objects.
Click on the CPU column to see who's hogging your processor. Click on the
Virtual Memory column nd you'll see who's filling up your swap space. Click
on the Working Set column and you'll see who's eating up your RAM. Click on
the Process column to return to the process tree.
If you've ever wondered what services svchost provides, double-click on
it and select the Services tab. Any process that provides services to the
operating system will have a Services tab. Lsass is another example.
Who's got a file open? Find Handle, open the filename and search.
Double-click on the File tab to get even more information.
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