START/Run -- CMD will open the window then type tasklist.
Right click and select "select all" then press enter to copy
the results to the clipboard. Open Notepad and right
click/paste. Save and print as you wish.
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message | i have pro. unfortunately, when i type tasklist in run,
| the menu appears and disappears a second later. i have
| no time to copy the results.
|
| >-----Original Message-----
| >If you have Pro type in Start Run
| >
| >tasklist
| >and cut and paste the results (right click the taskbar
| for the Mark - Copy menu)
| >
| >If Home
| >type what's in Task Manager (just the name). Sometimes a
| second instance of Explorer starts and is named for
| unknown reasons after a folder instead of Explorer. We're
| more likely to recognise a folder if this is the case
| (but hey you look too).
| >
| >
| >--
| >---------------------------------------------------------
| -
| >
http://www.smh.com.au/yoursay/2004/06/11/index.html
| message | >> 1 instance of each
| >>
| >> >-----Original Message-----
| >> >Sort the Task Manager Process tab, by Image Name. How
| >> many explorer.exe instances you see? And how many
| >> iexplore.exe?
| >> >
| >> >--
| >> >Ramesh - Microsoft MVP
| >> >Windows XP Shell/User
| >> >
http://www.mvps.org/sramesh2k
| >> >
| >> >AumHa VSOP:
http://www.aumha.org
| >> >
| in
| >> message | >> >so how do i tell? forgive my lack of information but
| >> >could you please tell/explain to me what to do? i
| >> >understand the end result but am unclear as to what i
| >> >should note and how to get there. also, if the
| >> >experiment proves that you are correct, what actions
| am
| >> i
| >> >to take afterwards?
| >> >
| >> >>-----Original Message-----
| >> >>You are trying to assertain if Explorer is browsing
| the
| >> >web rather than iexplore or iexplore is browsing the
| >> >local drive rather than explorer. The point of the
| >> >experiment is you can't tell by looking at the
| program
| >> if
| >> >it's explorer or iexplore (Internet Explorer) running.
| >> >>
| >> >>--
| >> >>-----------------------------------------------------
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| >> -
| >> >-
| >> >>
http://www.smh.com.au/yoursay/2004/06/11/index.html
| >> >| >> >>> i am at the task manager but am unsure as to what
| i
| >> >>> should be looking for under processes. by typing
| c:\
| >> >i
| >> >>> was sent to the c drive (which is natural since
| that
| >> >is
| >> >>> the path that it was set to). both IE and windows
| >> >>> explorer are still "together". no new
| developments.
| >> >>>
| >> >>> >-----Original Message-----
| >> >>> >Look on the Processes tab. That gives the program
| >> >>> actually running. Both IE and Explorer are
| container
| >> >>> programs, they load a web viewer or a folder
| viewer
| >> >>> depending on what they are viewing. Did you try
| that
| >> >>> experiment of c:\ in IE's address bar to
| demostrate
| >> >this.
| >> >>> >
| >> >>> >--
| >> >>> >--------------------------------------------------
| ---
| >> -
| >> >---
| >> >>> -
| >> >>>
| >
http://www.smh.com.au/yoursay/2004/06/11/index.html
| >> >>> | >> >>> >> going to taskbar/properties/group similar
| taskbar
| >> >>> objects
| >> >>> >> is not a solution. all that does is break
| EVERY
| >> >>> taskbar
| >> >>> >> object up so NONE of the programs are grouped
| >> >>> together.
| >> >>> >> and i am sure. in the taskbar, both IE and
| >> windows
| >> >>> >> explorer objects are grouped together under the
| >> >name
| >> >>> >> Windows Explorer. task manager appears to be
| able
| >> >to
| >> >>> >> distinguish each group based on the icons in
| the
| >> >>> >> applications tab. any suggestions?
| >> >>> >>
| >> >>> >> >-----Original Message-----
| >> >>> >> >Are you sure that it is doing that. You can't
| >> tell
| >> >by
| >> >>> >> how it looks if it's IE or Explorer as each
| looks
| >> >the
| >> >>> >> same as the other when browsing the web or
| >> browsing
| >> >>> the
| >> >>> >> hard drive (type C:\ in IE's address bar). What
| >> >does
| >> >>> Task
| >> >>> >> Manager say.
| >> >>> >> >
| >> >>> >> >--
| >> >>> >> >-----------------------------------------------
| ---
| >> -
| >> >---
| >> >>> ---
| >> >>> >> -
| >> >>> >>
| >> >
http://www.smh.com.au/yoursay/2004/06/11/index.html
| >> >>> >> | >> >>> >> >> my computer is grouping my internet explorer
| >> and
| >> >>> >> windows
| >> >>> >> >> explorer taskbar objects into one group when
| >> >there
| >> >>> >> isn't
| >> >>> >> >> enough space for the amount of taskbar
| >> objects.
| >> >>> does
| >> >>> >> >> anyone know how to separate the two
| different
| >> >>> taskbar
| >> >>> >> >> objects?
| >> >>> >> >.
| >> >>> >> >
| >> >>> >.
| >> >>> >
| >> >>.
| >> >>
| >> >.
| >> >
| >.
| >
