Desktop Software Operating Systems Process Manager for Windows

Process Manager for Windows 1.6.192 for Windows

by Arif Free Solutions

Avg. Rating 4.2 (6 votes)

File Details

File Size 0.1 MB
License Freeware
Operating System Windows NT/Server 2003/Server 2008/Vista/XP
Date Added
Total Downloads 843
Publisher Arif Free Solutions
Homepage Process Manager for Windows

Publisher's Description

Process Manager is comparable with Windows Task Manager. If you have it installed on your PC is will ease your control over foreground processes and will let you terminate all heavy/multimedia programs with just two clicks.

Latest Reviews

arifali_007

arifali_007 reviewed v1.0.112 Beta 1 on Dec 6, 2008

yeah, I agree it's not meant to compete with PE but rather to provide quicker access to Kill and Priority.

matt2971

matt2971 reviewed v1.0.112 Beta 1 on Dec 4, 2008

Sure you don't mean Process Explorer from Sysinternals/MS? That's in v11 but is a full-blown application, that - as you point out - has been years in development.

This is a simple utility that seems to aim to make it quicker and more efficient to do two tasks - kill processes or change their priority, and it does exactly that by reducing the number of actions needed to execute those tasks.

I'll be using this, but I'd really like to see an option to hide the system tray icon.

Avg. Rating 4.2 (6 votes)
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arifali_007

arifali_007 reviewed v1.0.112 Beta 1 on Dec 6, 2008

yeah, I agree it's not meant to compete with PE but rather to provide quicker access to Kill and Priority.

matt2971

matt2971 reviewed v1.0.112 Beta 1 on Dec 4, 2008

Sure you don't mean Process Explorer from Sysinternals/MS? That's in v11 but is a full-blown application, that - as you point out - has been years in development.

This is a simple utility that seems to aim to make it quicker and more efficient to do two tasks - kill processes or change their priority, and it does exactly that by reducing the number of actions needed to execute those tasks.

I'll be using this, but I'd really like to see an option to hide the system tray icon.

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