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This is actually the fault of the new Task Manager in Windows 10. If you click the "Details" tab, you should see all processes. There are a lot of things that
by exelius 11y ago
This is actually the fault of the new Task Manager in Windows 10. If you click the "Details" tab, you should see all processes.
There are a lot of things that only show up in the "Details" tab. Any user who needs to kill a process in Windows (which is 70% of Windows users) will quickly learnt that the "Details" tab is the only one that matters.
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- guidopallemans 11y agoHave you read the article? He accesses the Details tab and it's not there either.
- exelius 11y agoActually he updated the article after I read it and commented (he replied to another comment saying this). But if so, yeah, that's scary and hopefully something that will be fixed before general release.