How do I fix the Task Manager Columns?

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  1. kado897
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    DavidW7ncus said:
    You could also try Sysinternals Process Explorer.
    It has a lot more info that Task Manager.

    Windows Sysinternals: Documentation, downloads and additional resources
    Or just Process Monitor (procmon.exe).
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  3. yuji
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    I google'd "image name missing task manager" and this message board they pointed out something out that seemed to have work, they said the image name column was squashed between the "username" so I sorted it out and got it fixed!
    thanks for your help anyway guys, I'll be sure to google more before posting a thread next time sorry for wasting your time! thanks again

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    btw I marked the thread as shoved <3
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  4. kado897
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    Oh dear. Glad you are sorted.
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