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I would guess OP meant "integrated into" rather than acquired by, so that they are available by default rather than having to be installed separately.
by Tushon 8y ago
I would guess OP meant "integrated into" rather than acquired by, so that they are available by default rather than having to be installed separately.
- oblio 8y agoParts of them were integrated. Take a look at the Win XP Task Manager and at the Win 10 one.
- maxxxxx 8y agoThey are still way behind ProcExp for example.
- HelloNurse 8y agoA straightforward tool for everyone is not "behind" a comprehensive tool for experts just because it does less. Minimizing the probability of someone using Task Manager to shoot themselves in the foot is probably more challenging than adding an advanced feature to ProcExp.
- maxxxxx 8y agoThe "Details" tab on the current task manager is plenty for shooting yourself in the foot but it lacks features for power users. I personally think they just don't care.
- aepiepaey 8y agoUnfortunately, ProcExp started breaking with Windows 10 (columns regularly got into a broken state, requiring reset of the registry settings), plus they ruined the color scheme for the tray icons, so I switched to Process Hacker instead.