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Ctrl+Shift+Esc is the shortcut used by those who want to be different, whileCtrl+Alt+Del is the path followed by most Windows users to reach Windows Task Manager, but for those who think they need to know more about what’s happening inside their computers, starting up (once installed) System Explorer is the thing to do!
System Explorer does not come with Windows and it doesn’t replace Windows Task Manager, either. Surely, you can get Microsoft’s Process Explorer, previously known as Sysinternals’ Process Explorer, but if you want to try something new… here you go – System Explorer is absolutely free, fully compatible with Windows 7, as well as some previous Windows versions, including 64-bit ones.
Why would you need more than Windows Task Manager?
Here’s a great feature that System Explorer has
– right click a task, process or module,
- choose File Check,
and then send it to VirusTotal or Jotti’s malware scan without having to use a Web browser for that.The last feature that I’ll tell you about now is simply called Memory Cleanup and does what it says – nothing less, nothing more. To use it, open the System Utilities menu and click Processes Memory Usage Cleanup.
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