In fact, it is clear that the task manager can be used to view all the currently running programs, but also to see the various programs in the CPU and the use of memory and other information. But using the Win7 flagship built-in task Manager to view the information is actually very general, not all the information. Then Win7 flagship version of the secretly operating procedures how quickly to rip out?
As a Wind7 user, you can view more information through the commands that are built into the system, including programs that are currently running, especially those that run secretly in the background.
You can compare Figure 1 and Figure 2:
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Figure 1 shows the Task Manager, and Figure 2 is part of the information that the built-in command opens the system.
After comparing Figure 1 and Figure 2, we can see that "Figure 1" No system process is simple, just "surface", the information shown in Figure 2, almost covers all the programs currently running, and every process of each program, especially those who secretly running in the background automatically, is also difficult to escape control.
Just click "Run", use "msinfo32" command to pull out the system information, and then one of the big test "System Summary" → "Software Environment" → "Running task", in the right window can be seen.