Customized Task Manager for Windows 7

Technet Blogger Sateesh Arveti is at it again! He has released yet another small portable app, a Customized Task Manager, which has more functionality than the in-built Windows Task Manager.

customized task manager Customized Task Manager for Windows 7

The Customized Task Manager does the following:

  • Displays all processes running in your system.
  • Allows you to add and remove any process (task) on your local machine.
  • Highlights current executing process.
  • Ability to connect to any machine and display its process’s list.
  • Ability to set or get priority of any process running on your local machine.
  • Ability to monitor .NET CLR Managed memory.

You can download it for free from Technet Blogs.

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  • incubo

    It crashes in my Windows 7 Ultimate

  • master

    Hi. This program is made in visual studio because looking at the icon it is like the visual basic default icon when we create a program. But this is a cool program! Keep it up! :-)

  • http://www.thewindowsclub.com/about Windows Club

    It worked just fine on my Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit.

  • http://polarisft.com singh from intellect banking

    It is working good in my windows XP..

  • Ryan

    What’s wrong with their famous ProcExp? It is just as portable, can replace task manager until further notice with a single menu click, and blows this one out of the water.
    http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896653.aspx

  • http://www.thewindowsclub.com/about Windows Club

    @Ryan: There is nothing wrong. ProcExp is just great! These are options which are being presented here :)

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