Most of the programs installed on your computer run in the background. They are nowhere to be seen except for the task manager, but they load the entire system. Of course, some programs need to be stopped to free up RAM space.
The vast majority of software runs exclusively in the background. Such programs do not work in the window, and you can see them only in the tray (at the bottom right) or through the task manager. The Task Manager is a unique tool that allows you to track all running processes on your computer, see how much space they take in RAM, and, if necessary, you can use it to stop the execution of programs (both active and in the tray).
Task Manager
In order to stop the execution of any program (except for malicious software), you can go to the Task Manager. There are several ways to activate this tool. For example, the user can press the key combination Ctrl + Shift + Del and a new one will open on top of all windows, in which he needs to select "Open Task Manager". This same key combination helps to solve many problems related to computer freezing. You can do it differently. It is necessary to click on the arrow, which is located in the lower right corner of the screen, with the right mouse button. A context menu will appear, in which you need to select the "Start Task Manager" item. With this system program, the user can monitor network activity, view the load on the processor (even of each core separately), view active applications, processes and, if necessary, disable them.
Stopping the execution of programs
In the event that the user has a need to stop the execution of a program, then you can use this system product. Depending on whether this application is active or not, you need to select a specific tab. The Applications tab displays only those programs that are not running in the background, that is, they are visible. On the "Processes" tab, the user of a personal computer can see absolutely all the processes that are running on the PC. You can stop the execution of the program on the "Applications" tab by pressing the "End task" button, but first you must select it. A warning will then appear. If you really want to stop the execution of the program, then confirm your choice. In the "Processes" tab, you must first also select the required process and then click the "Stop process" button. In this case, a warning will also appear. It is worth noting that it is better not to remove from the processes those programs that you do not know about, since system tasks are also displayed here.
