- #Sysinternals process monitor find cpu hogs update
- #Sysinternals process monitor find cpu hogs software
Global NotRespondingAlert=true,DiskspaceAlert=false,CPUAlert=true,LogAlerts=false,StealthMode=false,PAGEAlert=true,RAMAlert=true Global Vertical,Horizontal,DiskSpace,ShowDiskSpaceForPCsNamed,ThresholdDisk,AutoStart=0 Global NumProcesses,Threshold,ThresholdCPU,AlwaysShow=false,CPU,Show=true,ShowD=true,ShowR=true,ShowP=true,version=1.32 allows CPU Load, Free Disk space, Process RAM use and Process Not Responding to be monitored and logged
#Sysinternals process monitor find cpu hogs software
Regular Site with just software downloadsĬode: Select all Memory Hogs - a script to display a list of processes sorted by RAM usage high to low I will post info on some of them here soon and will make AHK source files available to anyone that requests. Other AutoHotkey applications are found on my Blog. Sometimes it's just helpful to know what application(s) are hogging resources. I'm using this on some computers to gauge if they have sufficient RAM for the tasks those users are assigned. Right-click on menu and choose Go Stealth Mode to hide GUI and log all eventsĬreate a shortcut and pass parameter s or S to start the program in Stealth Mode Press ALT-F to Freeze / Unfreeze the display Main window can be moved into any corner via Home,End,PgUp,PgDn keysĬlick Tray Icon to Always Show or Hide the windowĪll events can be logged to separate CSV files
#Sysinternals process monitor find cpu hogs update
Processes using more than RAM Threshold are checkmarkedĪuto update checks once per day for newer version with auto download Right Double click process to browse to it
Left Double click process to kill it or Include/Exclude it from Not Responding alerts TrayTip Alerts on processes Not Responding (9 second minimum) Alert on any process using more than RAM Threshold.The program window appears when any of several alerts are triggered. I noticed it had a tendency to suck up a lot of RAM and I wanted an easy way to monitor that plus kill the process without having to go to Task Manager all the time. I just wanted to share a script I started because of my use of Firefox at home.
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