Windows Extended Task Manager

This article was written on February 03, 2009 by CyberNet.

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It’s normally safe to say that diehard geeks like to know what’s going on inside their machine. If you fall into that category then you’ve probably already tried tools that manage and monitor your PC, but there is also another free task manager that does a great job of adding functionality onto the semi-decent tool that’s included with Windows.

Extended Task manager is completely free, and once you get it running you’ll quickly notice that it looks a lot like the standard Windows Task Manager. The only difference is that this one is way more powerful. You can do things like monitor ports/IP’s that are going in and out of your computer, find out which app has a lock on a particular file, and more.

  • Displays disk input/output activity with information about related applications
  • Displays network port activity with IP addresses of external computers
  • Displays information about applications that utilized most of the CPU or memory at any time presented on the charts
  • Displays all files locked by a select process.
  • Finds all processes locking a specified file.
  • Includes “Summary” tab for quickly assessing the overall state of the Windows system
  • Allows freezing individual Windows processes
  • Offer various visual and functional improvements over the standard Windows Task Manager

Get Extended Task Manager for Windows [via Lifehacker]

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