The process had no identifying informationParent, path, signature — the needed contextAfam Onyimadu / MUOAfam Onyimadu / MUOAfam Onyimadu / MUOAfam Onyimadu / MUOAfam Onyimadu / MUOClose Afam Onyimadu / MUOAfam Onyimadu / MUOAfam Onyimadu / MUOAfam Onyimadu / MUOAfam Onyimadu / MUOWhen a process uses far more system resources than you expect, you instantly want to investigate. But the major drawback is that Task Manager doesn't connect these clues as System Informer does. Aside from the interface, which still feels dated, it's more practical than a few other Task Manager alternatives that I've tried. It just isn't where the answers live anymoreI still occasionally reach for Task Manager, especially if I need to check memory usage or force-close a frozen app. Even though there was a slight learning curve, I realized the simplified view of Task Manager doesn't answer most of the questions I asked.