I skimmed the surface with a couple blog postings in 2008 (Using Process Explorer to tame svchost.exe and Process Explorer, Part 2) and won’t attempt to sell you on the software here.

Process Explorer, part of the Sysinternals Suite, is a powerful alternative to Windows Task Manager. It provides detailed system monitoring, advanced troubleshooting tools, and deeper insights ...

Command Line arguments screen in Process Explorer Using the information shown in these columns, you can now determine what arguments the various processes were started with and diagnose the ...

Process Explorer is a super-powerful, free alternative to Task Manager, from Microsoft.

Wh show you how to identify the process that is holding or locking up a file on Windows 11/10 using command-line, ResMon, Process Explorer or freeware.

In Process Explorer, double-click the suspicious process, then click the 'TCP/IP' tab. To convert the IP addresses listed into DNS names, ensure that the 'Resolve Addresses' tick box is selected.

If you are wondering how to find the Process Start and End Time in Windows 11/10, use PowerShell, Process Explorer, Microsoft Process Class, etc.

XP's Event Viewer and Vista's Windows Event Logs can help diagnose system woes, but Sysinternals' free Process Explorer gives you the real inside scoop.