Freezing Task Manager

Have you used task Manager in Windows to see running programs and perhaps try to find a particular program to kill it? 

The Windows Task Manager is a powerful tool for monitoring your system's performance, but its constant, real-time updates can be a bit overwhelming. Processes jump around, resource usage fluctuates, and it's easy to lose track of what you're trying to analyze. If you've ever found yourself frustrated by this dynamic display, here's a simple trick to literally take control: freeze the Task Manager.

How to Freeze the Task Manager:
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1. Open Task Manager: Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc or right-click the taskbar and select "Task Manager."
2. Hold the CTRL Key: To freeze the Task Manager's updates, simply press and hold the CTRL key.
3. Analyze the Data: While holding the CTRL key, you can freely navigate through the Task Manager, examine process details, and capture screenshots.
4. Resume Updates: When you're finished analyzing the data, release the CTRL key. The Task Manager will immediately resume its real-time updates.
   
   

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