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Process Hacker - Replace Task Manager effective

Process Hacker is open source program that allows users to see which applications and services are active on the system at a more detailed level. Importantly Process Hacker offers a variety of ways to interact than Task Manager editing of Windows as virtual memory for a process, the security level, disable / resume the process ... When you want to know a certain process is, belong to any application, you can click on " what is this? " to find information online quickly.
 

main function

• Simple tree interface, customizable, with marked emphasis of running processes
• Detailed supporting statistics chart
• Support for advanced features that other software can not, as separated from the debugging, monitoring Handle GDI, see the heap, enter and remove the DLL, ...
• Stop the process that bypasses security software and rootkits
• View, edit and control services including software does not show up in the service panel
• View and disconnected from the network
• Launch immediately, unlike other software
• See detailed stack trace support by kernel-mode , WOW64 and. NET

A few tips when using applications

• Use the key combination Ctrl + I to view the information of the system operation. Move the cursor over a graph to get a tooltip with information about the data point under the cursor. Users can double-click on the graph to view information about the process at the point of data, even if the process is no longer running.
• If you can not delete or edit a file, you need to find the process is using the file. Press Ctrl + F to search for a Handle or DLL. If all these measures failed play, you can right-click an entry and close all files related to handle it. However, you should only use this feature when there is no other remedy, as it may cause data loss or damage.

Updated in the new version

• Update for Windows version 8.1
• Additional display process for the thread stack
• Update plugin ExtendedServices
• Additional several new data format trigger
• Fix handling of names with characters long
• Fixed a bug Run As block open applications for Windows 8
• Actions host console for Windows 8.1
• Fix is ??off reflective processes

When Windows hangs or crashes, it's usually due to a single process or program that isn't running properly. Sometimes you have to open the System Configuration or Services tool to terminate a running process. Or you can open Process Hacker and view it all at once. This free, open-source process viewer displays all your running processes and services, including network and disk processes, in color-coded tree views. Process Hacker's powerful process termination capabilities bypass most security software and rootkits, ending the entire affected process. Skilled users can take advantage of Process Hacker's string scanning capabilities and other filtering methods to view what is causing a thread to hang and debug malware infections. But that's just a small sample of what Process Hacker can do: It not only views threads but also handles, DLLs, tokens, modules, memory lists, DEP status, and more. It can sandbox processes, too.

Process Hacker's user interface is simple yet displays a lot of useful information a well-configured space. The main window has tabs to display Processes, Services, Network, and Disk data. The Processes window displays active processes in a modified tree view, color-coded for easy identification. There's no color key on the interface, but we could customize the highlights (and just about everything else about Process Hacker) under the program's Options. The Services tab is similar to SysConfig's tool, but easier to use. Like the Services list, the Network display is plain until activity is detected, and then Process Hacker displays it with color coding. But Process Hacker does much more than display and terminate processes and services. For instance, the Tools menu includes utilities to Create Services, manage Pagefiles, and Verify Signatures, among other utilities.

Since Process Hacker is an open-source project, you'll find a lot of resources at its Web site, including FAQs, forums, and even the source code. Clearly, it's much more than a mere process viewer, and inexperienced users can get into trouble if they're not careful. This powerful utility can force termination of running processes, so be careful what you tell it to do. In experienced hands, Process Hacker is a worthy toolkit.