Got a PC with too many programs running in the background? Here's how to open the task manager in Windows 10 and 11 to solve that problem.

When you start Windows Task Manager and go to the Processes tab, by default it will only show the processes for the currently logged in user and some basic operating system processes.

In this guide, we'll show you the three easy ways to open Task Manager quickly with only one click (or two) on Windows 11.

Clicking on that option will simply open the Task Manager window. In case you need to remove the Task Manager option from the taskbar context menu in Windows 11 for some reason, use the above steps.

We show you three ways to reset the Task Manager to default settings in Windows 11/10 – using the Registry, Keyboard Shortcut, or PowerShell. First of all, you need to open the Task Manager. To ...

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How to open Task Manager on Chromebook As we explained above, there is no dedicated app for Task Manager on Chromebook. Instead, it can be accessed via the Chrome browser itself. Step 1: Open the ...