A Chromebook's Task Manager won’t have as many programs running compared to Windows or Mac, but it’s still useful. This guide explains how to use the feature.

When using Windows there will ultimately come a time when you need to close a program that is frozen, is malware, or is simply not behaving properly. Unfortunately, sometimes just clicking on the ...

Force-quitting something to make your computer normal again was a satisfying way to wipe a chaotic screen clean. But most people probably haven't thought about Task Manager much since those days.

Here's how to use Task Manager to start and stop programs, stop processes, and collect useful statistics about your computer's performance.

The Task Manager and Resource Monitor are crucial tools, whether you want to close a non-responsive app or learn more about your PC. Here's how to use them.

If you want to keep the Task Manager always on top of other programs in Windows 11/10, then this post can help you with that using different ways.

Open Task Manager using Ctrl + Shift + Esc. Open the Processes Tab. Click on the View menu item Select Update Speed Choose between High, Low, and Paused. As soon as you make the change, it will ...

If your PC is slowing down or apps stop responding, this guide can help find and terminate the processes that are causing the problem, using Task Manager on Windows 10.