Microsoft will modify Windows 8 task management features

According to foreign media reports, Microsoft plans to strengthen Windows 8 task management, launch a new task manager, improve user monitoring and running programs and data processing experience. According to the Ryan Haveson blog of Microsoft's PC Control Team project, the Windows 8 New Task Manager default view page has been optimized, making it easier for users to use the view. At the first run, the running program will be all at a glance. The new Task Manager removes all extension panels, menus, and other subdivision labels. The program name is displayed directly, and the user can easily sort the program list based on the program, background run, and window progress using the new function, and select and close the non-response program. When the user clicks on the “More Details" tab, a window with more specific data will be opened showing the memory, disk space and CPU occupied by each program. The new task manager also displays different data values ​​in a color view. It is convenient to quickly locate processes that consume a lot of resources. The current task manager lists processes and services with file names and usually cannot display specific operational information. The Windows 8 Task Manager makes human improvements. A task manager that aggregates a lot of information is too complicated and professional for ordinary people. But the new Windows 8 Task Manager will make it easy for regular users to understand and use the Task Manager.