4. On the page, click Fewer details. Task Manager Right-click and choose 5. Windows Wordpad Application End Task. 6. Click More details. 7. Right-click Windows Explorer and choose Open file location. The Windows folder opens. 8. Close the Windows folder. 9. Right-click the column title at the top of the first column and choose Name Process name. 10. Click the Performance tab. Question Which primary systems can be monitored with Task 7 Manager?winodws 11. Take a screen shot of the tab by pressing Alt+Prt Scr and then Performance paste it into your Lab 23 worksheet file in the page provided by pressing Ctrl+V. 12. In the left pane, click Memory and then click Ethernet to view each option. 13. Click the Users tab. 14. Expand Administrator to display the programs and processes being executed by the administrator. 15. To see a detailed list of all processes running, click the Details tab. 16. To display additional columns, right-click the Name column title and choose Select columns. 17. When the dialog box opens, click to select the Session ID column Select columns and select the Threads column. Click OK. 18. To sort by components that make up the most memory, click the Memory (private work set) title. 19. From time to time, a program or action might cause Windows Explorer to stop functioning. In these cases, you can use Task Manager to stop and restart Explorer. Therefore, find and right-click explorer.exe and then choose End task. 20. When you are prompted to end click End process. explorer.exe, 21. Click File > Run new task.
4. On the Task Manager page, click Fewer details. 5. Right-click Windows Wordpad Application and choose End Task. 6. Click More details. 7. Right-click Windows Explorer and choose Open file location. The Windows folder opens. 8. Close the Windows folder. 9. Right-click the Name column title at the top of the first column and choose Process name. 10. Click the Performance tab. Question 7 Which primary systems can be monitored with Task Manager?winodws 11. Take a screen shot of the Performance tab by pressing Alt+Prt Scr and then paste it into your Lab 23 worksheet file in the page provided by pressing Ctrl+V. 12. In the left pane, click Memory and then click Ethernet to view each option. 13. Click the Users tab. 14. Expand Administrator to display the programs and processes being executed by the administrator. 15. To see a detailed list of all processes running, click the Details tab. 16. To display additional columns, right-click the Name column title and choose Select columns. 17. When the Select columns dialog box opens, click to select the Session ID column and select the Threads column. Click OK. 18. To sort by components that make up the most memory, click the Memory (private work set) title. 19. From time to time, a program or action might cause Windows Explorer to stop functioning. In these cases, you can use Task Manager to stop and restart Explorer. Therefore, find and right-click explorer.exe and then choose End task. 20. When you are prompted to end explorer.exe, click End process. 21. Click File > Run new task.
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