Task Manager Tips & Tricks You Should Know on Windows 10!

In this edition in our Windows 10 Tips and Tricks series, we’ll take a deeper dive into the Task Manager to help you better monitor the processes, programs and services running on your computer.


“Windows 10 Tips & Tricks” Playlist

0:05 Quickly Open Task Manager
1:11 Fix Frozen App or Program
1:56 Fix UI Elements
2:23 Set Logical Processors
3:10 Copy Performance Data
3:29 Open Resource Monitor
3:43 Graph Views
4:09 Search Suspicious Processes
4:27 Add More Columns
5:10 Change Resource Values
5:32 Open File Location
5:53 Startup Impact

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[JarrettBC]

I've used Task Manager what feels like millions of times, and I learned some new things! Thanks for the tips!

[garycoombs]

Videos like this are why I subscribe.
This one deserves a click on "Thumbs Up".

[Mega_Casual]

In addition to these great tricks and the one about restarting Windows Explorer, and Windows Explorer is not showing as a task or process, do this: If task manager isn't already open, Ctrl+Shft+Esc then click File, Run new task, and type explorer and hit enter. This will also restart the windows explorer and fix many problems without a reboot.

[UITNow]

Excellent video! I liked the Ctrl + Shift + Esc combo to open the Task Manager. Keep up the good work and thank you for your efforts.

[ericmiller]

Another outstanding video packed with nothing but useful information. Your video and your style of presentation is why I have subscribed to your channel. Thank you for all your hard work and time you have invested in this steller video. I have also added this video into my one note PC tip, trick, and maintenance so that I can review this more and really get comfortable with all the great shortcut you have presented in this video. Again, thank you so much for sharing.

[tomferrara]

Oh SNAP. That was the most informative video I have seen in a LONG while. Thanks for sharing.

[sexyeur]

I like the summary graphing...All cool tips 👍

[fvansoldt]

Very useful tips, even for a seasoned Windows user!

[mocajoe]

Thanks, I learned a lot about full use of TM.

[onlytanmoy]

Thanks for this useful video mate 👍
Analyse wait chain feature is pretty nifty 👌

[TheBigGiant_SpaceChiken]

I love your videos, I always find something of use in all of them.

[avejst]

Great walkthrough
Thanks for sharing👍😀

[agenteles]

omg! never knew ctrl+shift+esc shortcut. :) thanks.

[aubiejazz]

The old task manager does a lot more that what I have used it for over the last 30 years! Thanks for the video that makes us PC guys more informed.

[AdamsTaiwan]

Double-click the graphs to toggle summary view on and off.

[billgross]

Thanks for this timely video ... I found it as I am waiting for my laptop to boot. The CPU is pegged at 100%, so I'm going to use some of your tips.

[thekey_]

It was really a great video, reminding that even something as familiar as task manager has a lot of useful options to explore and understand.

[yilmadellelegnabebe]

I learned a lot today from this video. Excellent work TechGumbo!

[barsadal]

You can also switch to Summary View by double-clicking any one of the graphs on the left pane, or anywhere on the right pane.

[juliocruz]

My thanks for this video, I learned procedures that I did not know, continue the excellent work.