Step 1: Opening Task Manager |
Right click the Task Bar and choose Task Manager from the menu. You can also use Ctrl+Shift+Esc keys (simultaneously).
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Step 2: Viewing Processes |
Click on the Processes Tab to view system processes. |
Step 3: Ending a Process |
Select a process from the list and click on the End Process button to terminate it. This is useful for troubleshooting purposes. Do not end a process if you are not sure of the consequences. |
Step 4: Confirming End Process |
A warning message will prompt you to confirm the End Process command. When ending a process no data is saved so it's important to use this command only when necessary.
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Step 5: Setting Process Priority |
Right click the process whose priority you want to set. Select Set Priority from the menu then choose the level of priority you want from the submenu.
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Step 6: Opening Columns Window |
Click on the View menu and choose Select Columns.
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Step 7: Select Columns |
Select the columns that will appear on the process page of the Task Manager.
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