Task Manager is one of the most important Windows utilities, built to manage program priorities, enable/disable services, and much more. It allows you to monitor your system’s resource usage and even determine which programs or processes can be disabled to salvage the remnants of a slow system.
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Knowing how to run Task Manager is essential if you’re going to be making these changes, especially from the Command Prompt. Here’s everything you need to know about launching Task Manager from the Command Prompt, its shortcuts, and how to run it as an administrator even if you have a Standard account type.
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Shortcuts are a boon for any power user who wants to launch specific applications and interfaces with simple key combinations and a few clicks. Here are the shortcuts for Task Manager.
