Processor task usage for Win98/ Hard Disk light indecator

[Clive Savage]

WinXp shows the processor useage for each task in the task manager.

Anything similar for windows 98 (SE)

Also a Hard drive light indecator tried the Hdi program but it did`nt
work.

Thanks.


Bye for now.

Clive.

 

[rir3760]

It was a dark and stormy night when Clive Savage

WinXp shows the processor useage for each task in the task
manager.

Anything similar for windows 98 (SE)

One possibility is Process Explorer by Sysinternals:
<http://www.sysinternals.com/>

HTH

 

[R. L.]

WinXp shows the processor useage for each task in the task
manager.

Anything similar for windows 98 (SE)

I don't use this one that often anymore after switching to XP,
but it works really nice in 98.

Ykill
http://www.goblineye.com/ykill.php

" YKill is a complete window manager that gives you full of
control of windows and processes in your system. YKill...

* Can Close and Kill applications that stopped responding!
* Can help you manage top-level windows in your system.
* Can show you information about your system.
* Can show you information about running processes.
* Fully supports Windows® 98/Me/2000/XP. "

Also a Hard drive light indecator tried the Hdi program but
it did`nt work.

Do you mean this:

Hard Disk Indicator
http://www.lonewolf.gr/software/

(I think I used it in 98 and it worked.)


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[Phoenix]

Do you mean this:

Hard Disk Indicator
http://www.lonewolf.gr/software/

(I think I used it in 98 and it worked.)

-Frome their website-
"Add your hard-disks led at your system tray
- Works only on Win2k & XP systems -"

Pity. I thought someone had found one to work under 9.x - seems not.