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Kill Runaway Processes with Task Killer

task killerTask killer allows you to kill running processes from your taksbar. It sits in the taskbar as a small icon, clicking that will show the current running processes and their memory usage. You can kill any running process by clicking the name of the application.

It is a good alternative to Windows Task Manager, you can kill running processes with out opening task manager.

Task Killer is a freeware application and only for Windows.

via Lifehacker

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Comments

  1. Windows Utils says

    I installed this a couple of days ago – it’s really handy. Saves loads of hassle when things like firefox crash!

  2. Shankar Ganesh says

    Nice tool there. I think I’ll be installing it right away, because my computer is running slow and hangs ofen 😀

  3. Madhur Kapoor says

    It will be good to have this for a change.

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