The most neglected feature of Windows since it landed in 1995, Task Manager has finally received some love in Windows 8. Here's what's new.

Whether you use Windows 11 or Windows 10, the process is almost the same. You can use the same method as other apps to open the Task Manager with administrator privileges.

Got a PC with too many programs running in the background? Here's how to open the task manager in Windows 10 and 11 to solve that problem.

Use Windows Task Manager to troubleshoot (Image via Sportskeeda) Windows Task Manager is the perfect tool for early troubleshooting when your computer faces an issue.

Microsoft Windows is a popular Operating System (OS) series for many PC users. The Windows Task Manager application aids users in organizing the software running on their systems.

The Task Manager is a powerful tool for troubleshooting and resolving issues in Windows 7. Task Manager lets you view the programs, processes, and services currently running on the PC.

Windows 11 has a reworked Task Manager, which might confuse some users, especially those upgrading from Windows 10. But don't worry, you can still restore the old one. Here is how to do it.

Use Local Group Policy Editor, Registry Editor or Ultimate Windows Tweaker to enable or disable the Task Manager in Windows 11/10.

Ken Colburn explains how Windows Task Manager helps manage your computer’s performance on this week’s Data Doctors.

How to access and use Chrome’s Task Manager Much like the other task managers you’re familiar with, Chrome’s Task Manager is very easy to access from a keyboard shortcut or through the app.