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What's going on in my computer? What programs, processes, drivers are run? How to detect system? These are the questions that occur over time in the majority of users, regardless of whether it is for connoisseurs or just for those who use the computer as a tool to achieve the second objective. Familiar with the developments in the computer is sometimes something that we can save a lot of time and nerves. But how to know what's going on?
The market has quite a few programs, such as toll free, allowing insight into your computer. Some are more successful than intuitive and others quickmeme less. And one of the programs quickmeme that tell us about Windows, you can tell quite a bit, also Task Manager, which is part of the system and obtained along with it. However, let's look at what the program offers in Windows 7 and what can we learn from it.
First, we need to start the course. This can be done in several ways. The most famous is the one that is usually used when the computer "freezes": the pressure of the magical key combination Ctrl + Alt + Del, which can then in the menu that opens, select Start Task Manager. Alternatively, right-click the taskbar at the bottom of the screen and choose the same command. The third option is a combination of Ctrl + Shift + Esc while the fourth entry command taskmgr in the search bar changes within the Start Menu. Irrespective of which method quickmeme is used, it opens the same window. It is divided into several sections. The most famous is probably the Programs section, which enumerates all running application is also described their condition, which may be delivered or is not responding. In the latter case it is possible with the End Task button also discontinued, if necessary. But this time we are more interested in the section titled processes.
In it we find data arranged quickmeme in multiple columns. The first column quickmeme is a list of processes to be carried out, followed by columns, quickmeme in which a variety of information about these processes. Among them, the Description column, in which we find quite vivid description of what the process means.
This description is mostly visible, what is a process, what more do not. If you want something more, allowing Task Manager to add some other columns under the heading process. If you choose View> Selecting columns to display a fairly comprehensive list of columns that can be added and we will be enthusiastic about the process say anything more. Suppose the column name path of the image where we get information about the full path to the program that is running this process, and Command Line column, which will display the entire quickmeme command that is running this process, together with any switches.
In addition to adding columns to be told where the program can be accessed for him also to right-click and choose Open file location, which will cause start Windows Explorer and open the folder in which it is mentioned program.
Some processes within the Windows operating system are "hidden" through the svchost.exe. This is a kind of basic host process itself does not do much, because it is his job to be a kind of intermediary through which they will boot different dynamic library or DLL file type. If you want information on these processes, please Task Manager itself will not help much. For more information we get, if you run a command quickmeme prompt (in the search bar type in cmd) and then at the prompt quickmeme enter the command tasklist and in the form:
Information for themselves are not exactly the most vivid and eloquent, quickmeme but it is possible to extract from them, however, something interesting. If you remember, for example, PID number, which is indicated in addition to the process, you can activate the Task Manager, select it in the Services section, and then sort the list by the column identifier of the process in which these figures are also the PID (Process ID). For example, quickmeme if the list under number 952 PID found a process called ShellHWDetection, this number can be found in the Task Manager, which will tell us that this is a so-called shell hardware detection.
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