Task manager Processes

[Guest]

Hey i need your help i need to know if there is a program or something to get
rid of unwanted task manager processes. I know of one but i have yet to find
a file that works. ITs called end-it-all 1 or 2 they both work fine ive had
them on other computers before but im haveing a bit of trouble finding it
know. so if you know of any other program to do this please tell me thanks!

 

[Pennywise]

|>Hey i need your help i need to know if there is a program or something to get
|>rid of unwanted task manager processes. I know of one but i have yet to find
|>a file that works. ITs called end-it-all 1 or 2 they both work fine ive had
|>them on other computers before but im haveing a bit of trouble finding it
|>know. so if you know of any other program to do this please tell me thanks!.


download and run Process Explorer
http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/ProcessExplorer.html

Double click on the process(s), reading it's image and command line
will tell you where to find them. stop the process and delete the
file/directory.

Run Regedit and search for the file name(s) deleting them as you find
them.

Right clicking on the Process and selecting Google will describe the
process.

 

[Pennywise]

|>Hey i need your help i need to know if there is a program or something to get
|>rid of unwanted task manager processes. I know of one but i have yet to find
|>a file that works. ITs called end-it-all 1 or 2 they both work fine ive had
|>them on other computers before but im haveing a bit of trouble finding it
|>know. so if you know of any other program to do this please tell me thanks!

On the other hand, if you've found something that works for you...
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,4149,1935,00.asp

 

[Smirnoff]

download and run Process Explorer
http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/ProcessExplorer.html

Double click on the process(s), reading it's image and command line
will tell you where to find them. stop the process and delete the
file/directory.

Run Regedit and search for the file name(s) deleting them as you find
them.

Right clicking on the Process and selecting Google will describe the
process.

I see that there are four download versions listed for Process Explorer
although it says that all zip files are identical(?), how do I find out if I
need 32-bit or 64-bit?

 

[Pennywise]

|> download and run Process Explorer
|>> http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/ProcessExplorer.html


|>I see that there are four download versions listed for Process Explorer
|>although it says that all zip files are identical(?), how do I find out if I
|>need 32-bit or 64-bit?

"In order to help us track its use, please download through the link
that represents the operating system on which you will use or mostly
use Process Explorer."

Just download one for your system it gives sysinternals a glimpse of
who or what is using their program.

Since they are the same 32 and 64 bit choice, grab one that represents
your system.

 

[Smirnoff]

"In order to help us track its use, please download through the link
that represents the operating system on which you will use or mostly
use Process Explorer."

Just download one for your system it gives sysinternals a glimpse of
who or what is using their program.

Since they are the same 32 and 64 bit choice, grab one that represents
your system.

I see, thanks.