Windows Task Manager Overview

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Task Manager mainly provides information about computer
performance, showing details of programs and processes running on computer
Information and the unit that shows the most commonly used measure process performance; if the computer is connected to the Network
, you can check the status and see how the Network
works. Right-click on the blank space of the taskbar, select the Task Manager command from the shortcut menu that pops up, and pop up the windows
Manager dialog box. Alternatively, press the key combination ctrl+alt+delete. Then select Task Manager. The task manager's user interface provides six menus: file, option, view, window, shutdown, help, etc. Among them, standby, hibernation, shutdown, restart, logout, and switchover can be completed under the shutdown menu. The task manager also includes five tabs: application, process, performance, networking, and user. The bottom of the window is the status bar, which can be used to view the current current system number of processes, cpu usage ratio, and changed memory capacity.