In the previous posting, I covered the installation of Process Explorer and setting things up so that it runs automatically at startup time with its icon permanently displayed in the system tray ...

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.

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.

Process Explorer Is Task Manager Dialed To 11 Process Explorer —originally a third-party app Microsoft acquired in the early 2000s—takes the best parts of Task Manager and gives you so much more.

Fire up process explorer and find the file is in use by, wait for it, Windows explorer. So Windows Explorer can't rename/move my file because it's in use by itself.

Using Process Explorer Download Process Explorer from the Windows Sysinternals website (link in Resources). Alternately, you can run the program directly from the website.

Other improvements to Process Explorer include built-in disk and network monitoring, more memory statistics, more reliable DLL scanning, and other goodies outlined at the Sysinternals blog.

Glarysoft Security Process Explorer is a free-to-download utility that analyses the processes on your Windows PC and highlight them if they are harmful.

Microsoft is looking to port the popular Sysinternals utilities to ARM64 so that they can run on Windows 10 on ARM. Screenshots posted to Twitter already show the Process Explorer and Process ...