Taskmgr.exe showing wrong

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• Taskmgr.exe is stuck in the cpu utilization view

  I tabbed in the use of the processor and history page of its use in my taskmgr.exe and now I can't return the other views that show services, etc.  have restarted, but that did not help.

  can someone tell me how to get back to the tasks/services page in my task manager.

  The tabs are missing? Double-click on the external border of the Task Manager to retrieve tabs.

• We get c:\windows\prefetch\taskmgr.exe-06144c13.pf when I open the Task Manager.

  Original title: c:\windows\prefetch\taskmgr.exe-06144c13.pf

  every time I hit him ctrl alt del, I get the Task Manager, but I get a pop up that says c:\windows\prefetch\taskmgr.exe-06144c13.pf

  I tried everything... y at - it software that I can buy or free it would set so I don't have to go into the registry or something... I'm not good or should I jjust stop worrying... I've had this for months... scanned with my AVG antivirus and malware malbytes and still have it

  I hope that you can send the answer to this

  Thank you

  Hello

  1. you did make changes on your computer before the show took place?

  Please follow these steps and check if they help.

  Step 1:

  I suggest that you download, install and run Microsoft Safety Scanner in safe mode and check if the problem persists (even if you have scanned with your security software).

  Step 2:

  Test the issue in a new user account.

• High utilization of the processor for Taskmgr.exe (Vista)

  My HP laptop with Vista still seem to work at 20-30% cpu usage.
  I have disabled all unnecessary programs, hard drive and network are not accessible, internet security scans are disabled.
  The Task Manager and resource monitor shows what is Taskmgr.exe.  I have the gauge of cpu speed opened the box in the window.
  Memory usage is 50% of 3 GB.
  I have Windows Vista Home Premium Service Pack 2 installed and the operating system is set to do automatic updates.
  Is there a way to stop this use of unnecessary CPU by taskmgr?

  Taskmgr.exe should work only when the Task Manager interface is open.

  Use this alternative to establish what happens when you don't open the Task Manager

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/Sysinternals/bb896653

  Based on your knowledge of Windows, you can also use this tool to examine the discussions and the batteries in the process that uses a lot of CPU. This should help you identify the cause.

• Each inbound and outbound e-mail shows wrong time

  Each inbound and outbound e-mail shows wrong time, but I do not see where them reset the clock of Thunderbird. The portable operating system setting is fine.

  Thunderbird uses the computer's clock.
  The time is maybe OK but what about the time zone setting?

• "The Task Manager icon" - what is the path to the Taskmgr.exe?

  What is the path to the Taskmgr.exe?

  Hey Alvin the writer.

  The location of the Task Manager is: C:\Windows\System32\taskmgr.exe (assuming that your Windows installation is located on the C partition :)

  You need only the location of the file taskmgr.exe or you need help with a problem involving the Task Manager?

  Can't wait to hear back on your part.

• XP - after updates taskmgr.exe takes 30 to 50% of my CPU

  After a recent "update" of my software Windows Virtual PC and Windows XP taskmgr.exe and ntvdm.exe started going crazy with 30-50% of my CPU at all times... slow down the use of "any" program to a crawl. On the side of Windows 7 is fine no problem. Note: It doesn't have that when I was running Virtual PC 2007 or after that, I installed WVPC! I use 1 GB of memory, util is 145 MB. It seems that I'm not the only one, and they are also frustrated asI am with this problem. Help, please! Thank you, Tim Shaner

  Assuming that Microsoft Update is your source of update default (vs Windows Update), see these messages from my friends in two subjects related to some boards & put in custody:

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/vistawu/thread/ef18ff87-db7f-4705-8105-33dcf9a9a03b/#44e80262-9a91-4DDB-9770-63810962cb8c

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/xpperformance/thread/2e9bce71-788f-4F8A-BFED-bb713a300922/#d098eb64-7910-4f3c-9f64-2b82806193b6

  ~ Robear Dyer (PA Bear) ~ MS MVP (that is to say, mail, security, Windows & Update Services) since 2002 ~ WARNING: MS MVPs represent or work for Microsoft

• I get an error message «c:\WINDOWS\Prefetch\TASKMGR.EXE-06144C13.pf is corrupt, run Dskchk»

  c:\WINDOWS\Prefetch\TASKMGR.exe-06144C13.PF corrupted

  I ran Dskchk several times and I still get the error.

  Is it possible to replace or repair the file.

  I also run Microsoft securty Scanner with no detected viruses.

  A word on what to do?

  In what circumstances this error comes up?

  When you run chkdsk (not dskchk), did you use the /F switch (i.e., chkdsk/f)?  Otherwise, errors are detected only and not fixed.

  The files in the Prefetch folder are used to improve performance.  As a general rule, you should leave this file only because Windows XP will periodically clean older files.  See http://www.edbott.com/weblog/2005/06/one-more-time-do-not-clean-out-your-prefetch-folder/

  On the other hand, although empty manually the Prefetch folder will cause a temporary decrease in performance, doing so may be justified if there is a corrupted file, as in your case.  See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/915163/en-us

  Thus, if running chkdsk /F (you'll have to answer Yes and then restart) is not fix things to the top, go to C:\Windows\Prefetch and delete the offending file.  If you are unable to remove it, after return and report you receive the error message.

• Taskmgr.exe does not work. error when you run gpedit.msc: "one or more activex controls could not be displayed either...". "- old deleted restore points.

  Dear all, Hello, hope you are doing well.

  
  

  My thinkpad t42 machine with xp sp3 OEM has a problem, unfortunately.

  Task Manager is not running.  A small timer appears when ctrl + alt + delete is pressed. nothing happens.  Taskmgr.exe fact exists in the system folder.  This has been verified.  The same thing happens when you try to start the program via a double-click; nothing.

  When checking to see that the Task Manager was not blocked under the administrator account, there was an error in the gpedit.msc program - namely:

  internet Explorer: "(one or more ActiveX controls could not be displayed because either (1) your current internet security settings prohibit running ActiveX controls on this page, or 2) you blocked an editor of one of the controls." As a result this page may not display correctly. "It is a double popup as well.  When you press ok, the same error message box appears again.  Reset all settings of security of IE8.  Made no difference.

  the same error message is produced with the software lenovo "thinkpad update" - once again in the framework-

  
  
  

  Someone (not me) downloaded a program called "personal internet security ' on the machine and also a"registry fix"program that has an icon of similar colors to the windows logo icon, but the colors were reversed (the name of it escapes me) - these programs pourrait the root of the problems and why the machine does well.

  To solve; First, Avast has been run on boot to the top, and about 8 programs have been removed.  (Some of these programs may have been dependent on or related to another...)

  Then, microsoft's free antivirus has been downloaded - but - it wouldn't install, giving a general error.  The same error was given, for Microsoft security program, when Avast was uninstalled.

  A Microsoft security scan is run from the Web site then, and he says that the computer is virus free, even if it has changed some previous registry changes.

  To fix the Task Manager, difficulty in registration of Microsoft was found to be proposed here -http://support.microsoft.com/kb/907343 - but then there was a '0' already in the field.

  Having become frustrated with all hacking around records etc, it was decided to go to an older Restore Point.  The last of them visible was in December, and it would not actually go to these old restore points.  The error said: Please try a different restore point.  Having received updates xp at the same time to that, these restore Points have unfortunately disappeared and no restore points exist where the system is stable.

  If someone like me that the machine still has something?

  If someone could suggest a solution for me that would be great and would really make my life less busy in trying to solve this problem - my area of expertese is certainly not it if someone could help me it would be very much appreciated...

  Sincerely,

  D

  The process of deletion for Personal Internet Security 2011 is well documented.

  It is not some ' try it or try things "and see if it works the kind of process.

  You won't fix with Avast, and a large number of malware just laugh at all Microsoft malware detection and removal products.  There is little to fear Microsoft analysis tools.  I can get my system on purpose infected two dozen ways and Microsoft will tell me that there is no problem.

  Removal and detection of malicious software is not Microsoft expertise area.  There are businesses where malware detection and removal, it is their area of expertise, and that's all they do throughout the day, so you better stick with them for the easy stuff.

  You will not fix your system and try things or any amount of piracy.  It will fix you knowing what you're doing and using methods that other people have already understood by the practice and the real real world situations.

  If you want to remove it and do not have to reinstall your XP, you should consider going to a forum where malware removal experts hang out.  You know... people who really know how to actually remove the stuff and did it successfully.

  This means that people have got their systems infected by the malware on goal several times and practical detached until they understand the malware and how it works well enough to write a removal procedure.  They did try them all things for you.

  You can mess around with other things to try that perhaps sometimes could work, or you can follow the procedure who already figured that will work all the time.

  If you faithfully follow the removal instructions and you still have questions, there is link at the bottom of the instructions for further help.  Although everything that has already happened or attempted to apply may have complicated your situation beyond the reasonable expectations of repair.

  Here is the link with the instructions to get started:

  http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/virus-removal/remove-personal-Internet-Security-2011

  It's my contention that, once your system gets afflicted by malware of this magnitude, you should not trust any of current Restore Point.  When finished remove malicious software, all your Restore Points are not trustworthy and you must knock out all and start over with new Restore Points.

  If you want to get your task manager will, navigate to c:\windows\system32 and make a taskmgr.exe and call the copy something like jose.exe.

  Then you will be able to launch jose.exe (double click), and the Task Manager opens.  The malware will not allow taskmgr.exe to be a running process, because he knows that's what you use to try to remove it.  So far, malware knows no jose.exe (this may change).

  You will probably like Process Explorer better when even when you get the hang of it, but you can get your task manager go.

  Do, or do not. There is no test.

  I decided to implement the points for a new puppy instead of a pony!

• Several tabs in Taskmgr.exe displayed for Vista disappeared!

  While I was moving the mouse on the screen of Taskmgr, all of a sudden everything has disappeared except Services and I couldn't get it back.
  My taskmgr.exe no longer has a menu bar and has only Services; I can't see performance or Applications tab.
  All I could think about is to re - install a new copy of it. Where can I get a new copy of taskmgr.exe to Vista?

  Hello

  you will be in mode compact

  Double-click inside the border of Task Manager to normal mode

  read the tutorial about it below

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/114377-Task-Manager-small-footprint-mode.html

• Taskmgr.exe does not work in Windows 7, 64 bit.

  Original title: taskmgr

  Since I installed W7 Pro my "taskmgr.exe" did not work.

  I found out it loads the incorrect version. It is trying to load "windows\system32\taskmgr.exe".
  I have a 64 bit OS.
  Load "windows\syswow64\taskmgr.exe".
  At least, I think that it is correct.
  How do I change Windows to load the correct version?
  Thank you

  Please provide a copy of your system information file. Type system information in the search box above the Start button and press ENTER. Select file, Export and give the file a name noting where it is located. Please download your disk from sky to share with everyone and post a link here.

  Please download and share with all copies of your system logs and Application of your event viewer on your sky drive and post a link here.

  To access the system log, select Start, Control Panel, administrative tools, Event Viewer, in the list on the left of the window select Windows and the system logs. Place the cursor on the system, select the Action in the Menu and record all events as and give the file a name. Do the same for the application log.

  Help with Sky Drive see section 9.3:
  http://www.gerryscomputertips.co.UK/MicrosoftCommunity1.htm

  http://www.gerryscomputertips.co.UK/syserrors5.htm

• X 17 - 22376.exe shows on the desktop, can it be deleted?

  I show X 17 - 22376.exe on the desktop. Do I need here? Can I delete?

  Hi Lady Bird,

  X 17 - 22376.exe is an executable file to install desktop applications. Once you install the Office applications on your computer (if necessary) you can safely remove.

• I just had a phone call, that claims to be from Windows support online tech related to a file on my computer "" CSRSS. "." EXE"showing me the errors

  I was causing my m/c to go slowly. It's for real.  He then wanted to load a file on my m/c to help her access to improve things. I stopped him right there, he gave me his mobile number to remind him of the! He took me however the system log and showed all the errors I had accumulated on my PC seemed ok until he took me to www,windowsupport.us, and click on "Show my PC", which translates as a request to load a file 'ShowMyPC3105.exe' which I refused.  How is this true or scam?

  Hello Philip Major,.

  It is a scam. In no case download do something of this Web site and do not allow them to remotely install anything. They are only after your details (Bank, etc.) you did just denying them entry to your PC.

  This forum post is my own opinion and does not necessarily reflect the opinion or the opinion of Microsoft, its employees or other MVPS.

  John Barnett MVP: Windows XP Expert associated with: Windows Expert - consumer: www.winuser.co.uk |  vistasupport.mvps.org | xphelpandsupport.mvps.org | www.silversurfer-Guide.com

• Project1.exe showing in taskmanager

  I have a running application appears in the Manager of tasks such as "Project1". It is not something that I installed. It is not in my program files folders. It does not appear in the execution of processes or services or in the Manager of tasks or using msconfig. It does not appear in msconfig under Startup. It does not search search results return in the registry. When I shut down the computer, it will appear as a program that is open and blocking of closure. I am running Windows 7 Home Premium. Search C: drive does not show. I have the defined system to show me all the files and folders, including files and hidden folders. Because I can't find the source of the executable file, I can't put it in quarantine with my anti-virus or firewall. Comodo insists on having the full path for any file you want to quarantine, delete, sandbox or block. I need help with that.

  [Original title: Project1.exe]

  These are programs that are listed in the link I gave you to use:

  Please download Malwarebytes Anti-Malware free (aka MBAM)

  Do not agree to the free trial at the moment...

  * Double-click MBAM - setup.exe and follow the prompts to install the program.
  * At the end, don't forget to check the updates so it is common
  * If an update is found, it will download and install the latest version.
  * Once the program loaded, choose Scan, then click on Quick Scan.
  * When the scan is complete, click OK, and then click view results to see the results.
  * Make sure that everything is checked, then click on remove selection.
  * Once completed, a log will open in Notepad.
  * After the log back here.
  If you are not sure of all the elements, after the newspaper and asks if it should be removed.

  Don't forget to restart the computer after having validated the newspaper.

  Please download AdwCleaner by Xplode on your desktop.

  * Close all open programs and internet browsers.
  * Double-click adwcleaner.exe to run the tool.
  * Click on delete.
  * Confirm every time OK.
  NOTE : your computer will be restarted automatically, and a log file opens after the reboot.

  * Please send the contents of this file to log with your next reply.
  * You can find the log file to C:\AdwCleaner[S1].txt as well.

  Download SUPERAntiSpyware Free (aka SAS)

  Do not accept the day 14 free trial now...

  * Double-click SAS - setup.exe and follow the prompts to install the program.
  * At the end, don't forget to check the updates so it is common
  * If an update is found, it will download and install the latest version.
  * Once the program is loaded, select perform quick scan, then click Scan.
  * When the scan is complete, click OK, and then click view results to see the results.
  * Make sure that everything is checked, then click on remove selection.
  * Once completed, a log will open in Notepad.

  NOTE : If the log is only Tracking Cookies, do not post this article in the journal.
  * Put the rest of the log back here.

  Don't forget to restart the computer after having validated the newspaper.

• Task Manager Win7 showing wrong memory values in the process bar

  I've been running Windows 7 64 bit Home Premium for quite some time now (2 years or more) and I have not encountered any serious problems. But recently my task manager started showing some strange values for all processes in the list. She says that explorer.exe is using a maximum of 65 k, which is the highest value compared to others except for firefox, which rises to 130 kb. I searched all kinds of forums and couldn't find answers. It is not a serious problem, but it makes it very difficult to know when a game or a program uses to much memory.

  I don't know exactly what card to set up here. But here are some of the most important, that if all goes well, it is not my hardware.

  OS: Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium (6.1.7601 SP1 Build 7601)
  Processor: Intel Core i7 - 2600 k CPU @ 3.40 GHz
  RAM: 8 GB of DDR3 memory (I don't remember the exact manufacturer)

  I hope someone can help me
  -Rasmus.

  According the information that you have provided, I don't see anything unusual.

  My explorer.exe and IE9 using the same amount of memory (private beach).

  Edit: 25/10/2013 - after reviewing your original question, I realize, my answer was incorrect.

  The values must be higher.  See the last post by Emil Prager.

  I apologize for my control.