Process Explorer

Process Explorer is more of a task manager than system info, displaying information on every single process that runs in the background or not. The basic interface shows you what kind of file was opened and by what program.

A small description as well as a company name tab helps you out in identifying the program. Furthermore, search functions and several other features put users in full control of what stays running and what is being shut down.

Memory mapped files and .dll files are also under surveillance, in such a way that you are always aware of what program makes use of a certain .dll file and what does it handles by using it.

• Process icons and service process highlighting
• Process tree display
• Start time and CPU time process columns
• Option to hide the lower pane
  
• Kill process tree
• Configurable refresh rate
• Refresh highlighting: new entries in the process, handle and DLL views are green, and deleted ones red
• Listview tooltips
  
• DLL descriptions in the DLL view; highlights relocated DLLs
• Column selection and a wide variety of configurable process, DLL and handle columns
  
• Asynchronous updates of all views
• Configurable refresh highlighting effects
• Save function saves process view and current bottom view (handle or DLL)
  
• Fractional CPU usage
• Job object information
• Right-justified numeric columns with numeric formatting
• Mutex properties shows owning thread if mutex is owned
• More information in process properties
• Accurate Registry key names for profile unload debugging
• Extensive help file
• Service descriptions on services tab of service process properties dialog
• Jump-to-entry in the find dialog
  
• Efficient refresh
• Lists all process owners, even on Terminal Server systems
• Moveable columns
• Minimize-to-tray option
• Process suspend/resume
• Thread details including stacks