The moment I click 'end task' on that app my PC goes back to full power with 0% disk usage and has no problems with anything else. Needs to be run as admin to see hidden system processes.Ĭlick to expand.Yes, I understand it doesn't make any sense, but that's it.
Once you choose, click OK and the columns will be added to far right of the window, I would drag them to the left so you can see it all. When you run it, right click on the header line that shows Process and click Select ColumnsĪs for which columns to add, I would try a few of them (Not sure what Delta Reads are?) The default view is tree structure meaning like your task manager screen, it will show what processes are under each service, but unlike task manager, it shows the usage of each part so you can see what is eating your hdd but we will need to add a few columns first.
Have you got latest drivers for motherboard as sometimes lots of disk usage can be caused by old driversĭownload Process explorer and run it as admin (it comes from Microsoft so its safe) - its just a more powerful version of Task manager, shows WAY more info than you need. Did have a problem showing correct usage of processes, but I am fairly sure that is fixed now.
