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On Windows: Sysinternals Process Explorer, already mentioned Glasswire and NetBalancer and a bunch of other apps, almost all which aren't very good at all. But
by eps 11y ago
On Windows: Sysinternals Process Explorer, already mentioned Glasswire and NetBalancer and a bunch of other apps, almost all which aren't very good at all. But Glasswire is very nice.
- mossity 11y agoProcess Hacker is much better than Process Explorer, plus it's open source :)
- samueladam 11y agohttp://processhacker.sourceforge.net/ http://processhacker.sourceforge.net/
- snoopmaster 11y agoI agree, GlassWire is nice on Windows https://www.glasswire.com https://www.glasswire.com The memory usage used to be bad but it seems better now.
- joenathan 11y agoAlso from Windows 8 and up the built in task manager has per process network usage along with disk usage. Makes it real easy to find bottlenecks or resource hogs.
- dylan604 11y agoDoes this require Administrator rights to see this granularity? In my office as a non-admin user, we have noticed that Task Manager seems really crippled.
- Godel_unicode 11y agoYou won't see other users processes, at least on my box however the detail is there for yours. Probably possible for it to be crippled by group policy.
- nitrogen 11y agoIn previous versions of Windows, the task manager menus could be toggled by double clicking an empty area in the window. You should also be able to select additional columns to display in the options. Note: I haven't used the win8 taskmgr.
- josephcooney 11y agoTask Manager or Resource Monitor (which you can launch from Task Manager)? I see lots of per-process stuff in the latter but not the former.
- joenathan 11y agoWindows 10 Task Manager http://imgur.com/R9mbMZY http://imgur.com/R9mbMZY