Windows Resource: FREE Process Explorer for Windows

Process Explorer is a free utility from Microsoft [Originally from Sysinternals] that shows a list of currently active processes, the user accounts owning those processes, in the system. The Process Explorer can be viewed in two modes. In handle mode, you will see the handles that have been opened by the selected process and in DLL mode, you’ll see all the DLLs and memory mapped files that have been loaded by the selected process. With an integrated search feature, one can also search for handles and DLLs from the list of processes. Tracking down the DLL version is now very easy with Process Explorer that also gives you an insight into how your applications are working in the system. It’s a must to have utility for developers who would like to see how their applications are working in the system and see the DLLs and handles that applications work with.

Supported Operating Systems: Windows 9x/Me/NT 4.0/2000/XP and also Vista including 64-bit versions of Windows for x64 processors.

Process Explorer can show you processes, that sometimes, windows task manager will fail to show. It’s much more than the standard task manager of windows.

Process Explorer can be downloaded from [Microsoft Website] or use this [Direct Link]