How can I access Process Explorer in Windows 7?


  1. GerryR
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    How can I access Process Explorer in Windows 7?


    How can I access Process Explorer in Windows 7 Home Premium?
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  3. DavidE
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    Process Explorer is not built into Windows, you can get it from the MS Sysinternals site.
    I download the zip file, unzip it, and double click procexp.exe to run it.

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  4. carwiz
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    There's another application at Sysinternals that's called Process Monitor that allows you to monitor a specific process if you want to see events occurring for that process.
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  6. Tookeri
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    Here's more info on what you can do with Process Explorer:

    Process Explorer + VirusTotal (to check all processes with 50+ AV's)
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