Process Explorer 14.01

Rated 30/50 by stisev at Jan 22, 2008

Excellent program! Best in it's class, hands down. It lost one star as a result of Mark's stubborness to FORCE the PID column onto its users. What a bunch of crock. I don't use, I don't need, I don't EVER look at PID, so why the devil dooes the author force it upon the user? This "feature" was implemented somewhere in 9.0x version. If I didn't love the updtes so much, I would downgrade. The other star was lost because Process Explorer STILL uses the registry. Come on, Mark. GIVE US AN OPTION FOR PORTABLE!

Rated 40/50 by tannenwheel at Feb 11, 2008

yeah, you have my vote. but give me a solid tray icon, ja?

Rated 50/50 by Chocobito at Feb 27, 2008

Excellent Utilities that its a complete replace to Task Manager from Windows. PS: The last version is 11.11 from the homepage.

Rated 50/50 by allthebestnamesgone at Feb 27, 2008

What's with all these people here advertising rival products? How anyone can give this less than 5 stars is beyond me.

Rated 20/50 by maraskus at Feb 27, 2008

Take a moment , go to http://www.teamcti.com/pview/prcview.htm and view a process viewer same that this product but with minus than 400 kb and not installation requerid, I think that this es mucho more efective and tiny than Process Explorer.

Rated 50/50 by why hello there at Feb 27, 2008

Just set the width of the PID column to zero (i.e. collapse it entirely) if it distresses you so terribly much.

Rated 40/50 by the_lord_almighty at Feb 27, 2008

It's good, in fact great... but the BEST and the king of Task Manager replacements is SystemExplorer. It's free, portable (I run it on my U3 flash drive), light weight, and gives access to much more than Process Explorer. Try it out and you won't think about Process Explorer again: http://systemexplorer.mistergroup.org/

Rated 50/50 by JeremyGNJ at Feb 27, 2008

Simply incredible!!!! It's really very very good!!!! I agree on the tray icon...never thought of that! As for the PID....it's very important to most administrators because you often have to manipulate processes through scripts or command line, in which case it's VERY helpful to know the PID....necessary even!

Rated 50/50 by mjm01010101 at Feb 27, 2008

maraskus has no idea what he's talking about.

Rated 50/50 by dssdbs at Feb 27, 2008

I am sick and tired of reminding you idiots that these are supposed to be REVIEWS of this specific product. This is not a venue to point people to other products, or to say this product is better than that product. Either write an ACTUAL REVIEW, or don't post at all. Been using Process Explorer to monitor SCOM2007 processes and some scripts that like to hog memory. Does everything it says it does! It just works!

Rated 50/50 by KuHGl at Feb 28, 2008

Now the memory leak is gone, killed - congratulations, Mr. Russinovich! Procedure Explorer is a great tool, providing a lot of real useful information. There is nothing I know that can compare with it. I use it very often and I simply can recommend it!

Rated 50/50 by JeRrYFaR at Feb 28, 2008

WOW!!!! I just updated to 11.04 recently.. This program is hands down the best program of its type. Off to get 11.11.

Rated 50/50 by Haaglander at Feb 28, 2008

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Rated 50/50 by shodan816 at Feb 28, 2008

This product is FAR superior to pview and it is beyond me why anyone would rate this utility less than a '5.' Keep up the GREAT work, Mark ! !

Rated 50/50 by GrantTLC at Apr 8, 2008

With this installed there is simply no need to use the default Task Manager. A truly brilliant replacement that everyone should have on their PC.

Rated 50/50 by Arieligena at Apr 9, 2008

Very good. Set "Private Bytes" for process memory usage. It could remember setted priorities. Task Manager is obsolete!

Rated 30/50 by cowgaR at Apr 13, 2008

best of its kind, free, so why am I giving it 3? just because I still can't replace task manager, as I am using it for network and services monitoring... would be nice if it could "hook" itself just to performance window and left other task manager tabs intact... it's really weird to run another application when task manager is running on every machine I'm at... now that mark is in MS should be a toy to do it...

Rated 50/50 by ruemere at Apr 17, 2008

To replace Task manager in Windows Xp: (Menu) Options > Replace Task Manager Since it's a bit trivial, I'm sure you wanted to perform other type of replacement... global in domain, perhaps? That's also possible, but then you'd have to use some script to perform adjustments. regards, Ruemere

Rated 50/50 by .0 at Apr 17, 2008

an absolute lifesaver. if only i could kick taskmanager... and replace it with this. 100% useful. 100% of what it should be. a must have.

Rated 30/50 by cowgaR at Apr 19, 2008

I want to replace Task Manager but leave the Application Tab (must have) and most importantly the Network Tab (with statistics/graph of non(unicast) received/sent bytes (per interval)) unchanged, e.g. I still want to use it when I open task manager with CTRL+SHIFT+ESC. That way only Performance Tab is open which isn't quite optimal...and Task Manager is lost :/