Top 5 Ways to Find Application Process ID in Windows 11

You can use the PID to identify the correct subprocess or use it for debugging if it is hogging system resources or acting finicky. Here are the multiple ways to find the application Process ID on your system.

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:23 USING TASK MANAGER
1:03 USING RESOURCE MONITOR
1:29 USING COMMAND PROMPT
2:18 USING POWERSHELL
3:26 USING A THIRD-PARTY TOOL
4:15 End screen

What you'll learn:
1. USING TASK MANAGER
a. How to display information about processes and system services
b. How to see process ID
c. How to add the PID column in the Processes tab
d. How to see the associated PID of each process
2. USING RESOURCE MONITOR
a. Detailed view of the system resources in use
b. Graphical view of the resource consumption of system hardware (CPU, Memory, Disk, and Network)
c. How to find the PID of any process in resource monitor
d. How to show all the running processes with the corresponding PIDs
3. USING COMMAND PROMPT
a. How to view the PID of a process using the Command Prompt
b. How to list all the active processes with their PIDs
c. How to copy the results to a text file for ease of usage
4. USING POWERSHELL
a. How to use a PowerShell cmdlet to list your system’s running processes
b. How to display all the processes, their respective Process IDs, and other available parameters
c. How to generate the list of running processes and their PIDs
d. How to copy the output of the Get-Process command to a CSV file
5. USING A THIRD-PARTY TOOL
a. How to use a third-party tool like Process Lasso to check the PIDs of any process
b. how to check the PIDs with Process Lasso
c. How to Download and install the Process Lasso application on your system
d. How to see all the processes, their Process IDs, and a lot of information related to the process, including its location, in one window

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