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Type: Displays the process category- App, Background process, or Windows process.A third section-labeled Windows processes-lists processes related to the operating system. The Background processes section features apps that run in the background (e.g., the system tray). The Apps section at the top of the Name column sports a list of all open programs in Windows 11. The Processes tab in the Windows 11 Task Manager features a list of live processes on your PC, along with real-time usage stats under separate columns. View > Collapse all: Collapse all expanded processes under the Processes tab.View > Expand all: Expand all processes to reveal sub-processes under the Processes tab.View > Group by type: Group or ungroup processes under the Processes tab.Selecting Paused lets you stop all updates.

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View > Update speed: Determine the Task Manager’s refresh speed- High, Normal (default), or Low.

View > Refresh now: Immediately refresh all tabs within the Task Manager.

Options > Show history for all processes: Reveal the history for both Microsoft Store apps and non-Store apps under the App History tab.

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Options > Show full account name: Display each user’s entire account name (profile and email ID) under the Users tab.

Options > Set default tab: Change the default tab that you see each time you open the Task Manager.Options > Hide when minimized: Hide the Task Manager in the system tray while minimizing it.Options > Minimize on use: Hide the Task Manager while using the Switch to right-click option on an app or process.Options > Always on top: Keep the Task Manager on top of other windows.File > Run new task: Open a program, folder, or document with or without administrative privileges.You can always select Fewer details to go back to the stripped-down version whenever you want. Select the More details button at the bottom left corner to expand the Task Manager’s user interface. You can then check or modify its general, compatibility, and security settings and view additional details such as the version, publisher, etc. Properties: Brings up the program executable’s Properties dialog box.If you don’t recognize a program, use this option to learn more about it. Search online: Perform an online search using Bing.Open file location: Opens the directory of the program’s main executable file in a File Explorer window.Go to details: Automatically select the executable file related to the program within the Details tab in the expanded view.This option also works in expanded view, which then helps you track resource usage in real-time. Always on top: Place the Task Manager on top of other apps.Run new task: Launch a new program, folder, or document with or without elevated privileges in Windows.You can also analyze dump files yourself. Create dump file: Generate a dump (.DMP) file of the program, which is often requested by support engineers for troubleshooting purposes.Provide feedback: Provide feedback to Microsoft.It’s the same as selecting the End task button. End task: Forcibly shuts down the app.

Switch to: Immediately brings the app into focus.

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