Many times there comes a time for users when the computer is not responding as expected to. Too slow, boot time is too long, applications don't respond, among others. Some users take it to a technician, or have it upgraded, or try to find the reason of what is causing this. In the task manager embedded in your system, it shows what processes are being handled and what resources it's using, although this can be confusing.
Process Viewer is a light, easy to use tool that displays all the information the task manager provides, and in addition it shows other pieces of information to help you determine the process that is consuming all of your system resources, such as CPU, RAM Memory and Page File Usage.
Process Viewer not only shows the current processes, but also the location of the file that executed the process and the date / time it started, helpful information to assess the importance of the process and where it comes from.
Process Viewer can stay active, so you can see the information in real time. Its window can be set up to stay on top of other windows or minimized to the tray for convenient access.
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