Introduction Task Manager in Windows 8

Task Manager is a default application from the Windows operating system that is useful for variety of all the activities that exist in the Windows operating system such as open the program and close any programs that are running, look at the various services system files that are in use, monitor the performance of your computer, and others. For that I will review about the features of the task manager in Windows 8

The steps are as follows:

1. Open Task Manager by right-clicking on the desktop taskbar and select Task Manager or can by using the Run by pressing the Windows + R and type 'taskmgr.exe' and click Ok.

2. Once the task manager open click More details found on the bottom of the task manager. Why should clicked? because we want to see in detail the features that exist in the task the manager in Windows 8.

3. After you click More details will appear in detail the task manager comes with features that are inside.

a. Processes

This feature is part of that will inform and display information to the user Windows 8 on the application, the application service background processes and services on your Windows 8. You can see which applications are using the CPU usage, Memory, Disk and Network from largest to smallest file size.

b. Performance

This feature is part which will display detailed information occurs on a computer that we use. The performance consists of a CPU, Memory, Disk, Bluetooth,
Wi-Fi and Ethernet. All will be shown in detail by using the performance
diagnostics display of each section contained in the Performance.

c. App history

This feature is part of that will tell us the details of the history of the amount of use or the use of a wide range of applications on a computer system that we use. App history This consists of CPU time, network, network Metered and Tile updates.

d. Startup

This feature is a part where one of the nicest features in Task Manager where the user now has control over which applications run at computer turned on so that we can arrange any application that must run when the computer is turned on because it greatly affects the speed of booting of the computer.

e. Users

This feature is part of where we as users can activate and disable any applications that do not want.

f. Details

This feature is a section where we can see the details of the various applications that perform or is currently active.

g. Service

This feature is a section where we can control and manage the service anything that run at Windows is running. Whether it is in a state of being operational or in the stopped state.

Good luck...