Process Explorer

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Process Explorer
About
Classification Utility
Type System Management
Creator(s) Sysinternals
Developer(s) Microsoft
First Release 2001
License Freeware
Website technet.microsoft.com/sysinternals


Requirements
OS Windows Vista and above[1]
Permanent Storage 2.56 MB

Process Explorer is a Microsoft program which offers the same features as Task Manager, but much more as well. It gives the user access to detailed information about all the processes which are running on the local computer. It also gives access to other information, including startup entries, Dynamic Link Libraries in use, and more.[2]

Features

Process list with the following information in column form

  • Process Name
  • Process Identification Number
  • User Name
  • Description
  • Company Name
  • Verified Signer
  • Version
  • Image Path (file path of source file)
  • Window Title
  • Window Status
  • Session
  • Command Line
  • Comment
  • Autostart Location
  • Virus Total Rating
  • DEP Status

...and on some operating systems,

  • Image Type (64 vs 32-bit)
  • Package Name
  • DPI Awareness
  • Protection
  • Integrity Level
  • Virtualized (yes/no)
  • ASLR Enabled (yes/no)
  • UI Access

Additional properties can be viewed at the press of a button. This program offers a DLL mode, that reveals to the user which DLLs and memory-mapped files loaded by each process. Also, it provides a search function, so DLLs can be searched to a process.[2]

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