Using the built in tool to manage tasks or a third party task manager on your local computer is great, but what about if you have more than one computer in your network to keep an eye on? Process Explorer, Process Hacker or System Explorer etc cannot show you what’s running on another computer so ordinarily if there is something that needs checking, you would have to go to that computer physically and view or kill any processes. Although the Windows Task Manager is a valuable tool, there are better alternative Task management tools out there that you can use to replace it with. From there you can view what’s running and detect if any programs are using too much CPU time or memory, or look suspect and shouldn’t be there. One of the first things any knowledgeable user would do if they suspect there is something slowing their computer down or a suspected malicious program might be running in the background, is press Ctrl+Shift+Escape to open the Windows Task Manager.
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