I understand that there is a utility in Windows XP that tells you such things as what the usage of the CPU is during the running of the system, etc. Where is this program?
Matt Clark
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Where is Task Manager?
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Matt, In addition to roddy's method you can also right click an empty area of your Taskbar and left click Task Manager.
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Hi Matt. You can also get all kinds of information on what is happening on your system from Everest Home. This is a free download and it will give you more information on your system than you thought possible. regards Stewart
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You can display the System Information window by choosing Start/All Programs/Acessories/System Tools/System Information.This window displays detailed information about all the devices and hardware drivers configured into your copy of Windows,and is a good place to check to see whether system components are correctly configured.It is more efficient than poking around the various dialog boxes that the Control Panel displays.Its Tools menu lists a number of other useful diagnostic programs you can run.
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