Task Manager forcibly deletes files in use

Windows Task Manager (hereinafter referred to as Task Manager) is commonly used by everyone, but most people only use some of its basic functions, such as ending unresponsive programs, Observe the condition of the system, etc. In fact, the task manager is very powerful, and sometimes it can solve some problems that professional software can solve. Below, I will show you how to use the task manager!

First, delete the "files in use"

Sometimes we will encounter such a situation, when you want to delete a file system The prompt "This file is in use, can not be deleted", the reason for eliminating the virus, often we can restart after restarting the computer. In fact, you don't have to restart, as long as we end the explorer process in the task manager and then create a new explorer, you can delete that file (Figure 1).

Figure 1 XP Task Manager

Tip: Please select "End Process Tree" when you end the Explorer, but make sure you are not running other programs, otherwise The running program data will be lost.

Second, use the task manager to kill

The virus is getting more and more powerful. If you don't have anti-virus software installed, and then recruited, then look down.

Under the Processes tab of the Task Manager, click on the menu "View" → "Select Columns", in the pop-up dialog box, check the PID (process identifier) ​​and image path (no image path) For this option, please install XP SP3 patch or go online to the next enhanced version of Task Manager). If we find that the CPU usage of the process with unknown programs is very high, don't think about it, it is a virus, please end its process tree.

If the process is not finished, we have to find a way to delete the virus file. First look at the execution path of the process, find the file, and delete it manually. If you can't delete it, please end all the processes you don't know in the Task Manager, then run the "ntsd -c q -p PID" command (without quotes) through the Start menu. The PID is the identifier of the process you want to end. Then end the explorer process, create a new cmd task in the task manager, and download the anti-virus software immediately after the end.

Third, solve the system suspended animation

In the use of XP system, there will always be a system failure. In fact, we don't have to restart the system. Just end the explorer process in the task manager and re-explode the explorer process, and the computer will be smooth.

4. Quick Shutdown, Restart

Open the Task Manager and select the menu “Shutdown” → “Off”. While holding down the CTRL key, you will find the system in less than 1 second. It has been closed, it is almost in the blink of an eye. By the same token, if you select "Restart" in the "Shutdown" menu, you can quickly restart.

Tip: To add a problem that many people have encountered, after opening the Task Manager, the window is found without a menu bar and title bar. In fact, you can restore the Task Manager window by double-clicking the mouse in the blank space of the border.