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Configure Multi Core Settings In Windows 8

Windows 7 already provides an option to configure its cores using System Configuration Utility (msconfig). This gives us solid proof that it is multi-core supported. But talking about the new OS i.e. Windows 8, we are not able to configure [...]

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Disable or Manage Startup programs in Windows 7 | 8

It is important to manage startup programs in Windows 7 or Windows 8, that you do not need to start up every time your Windows boots. It is common for most programs to add themselves to the startup list as a result [...]

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Process Hacker : A Complete Task Management Tool for Windows

Pressing Cntrl+Shift+Esc on your Windows 7 computer launches the Windows Task Manager – one of the best process analyzing tool in Windows. It displays the active process, threads and services running on your computer. However some times, the Windows task manager doesn’t [...]

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Learn how to use Windows 8 Task Manager as an IT Pro

One of the best features of Windows 8 which I like is the Task Manager. The humble Task Manager has evolved oyer the years and now the new Windows 8 Task Manager, offers a lot of information – more like [...]

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Set & Save Process Priority in Windows 7 | 8 Task Manager

Windows 7 is an intelligent Operating system which assigns the priority of a process to the processor running in foreground or background. The Operating system also provides a user flexibility to enhance or degrade the priority of a process as [...]

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Task Manager columns in Windows 7 Explained

The main use of Task Manager in Windows 7 is to monitor the applications, processes and services running on your computer. It is also used to monitor the performance of computer hardware and network statistics. By default, only five information [...]

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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.

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Kill multiple processes in Windows with a click

Windows Task Manager does not allow you to kill multiple processes in a single click. At times it may fail to terminate a particular process or malware. These apps can help you in such cases.

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Change default green color in Windows 7 Task Manager

Windows 7 Task Manager has under the Performance & Networking tabs, has graphical animations which are green in color.  But if your dont like green and would like to change it some other color, then this may interest you.