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View Running Processes in Task Manager on Windows 8
How to view running processes in Task Manager on Windows 8? My computer is slow and I was told to check how many processes are running.
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On a Windows 8, on top of applications you are currently running to your desktop,
there are many other system services and applications that are running invisibly in the background.
If want to see a complete list of processes representing all running services and applications,
you can follow these steps:
1. Start the Task Manager as shown in the previous tutorial.
2. Click the "Details" tab. You will see a list of all processes that are running on the computer.
3. Review the list by looking at information from different columns:
You can also click the column header to sort the list by the clicked column, for example "Description".
The following picture shows you an example of the process list screen in Task Manager on Windows 8:
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