task manager

If you are an iPhone user, one of the things that you probably have installed on it is a task manager to help you keep track of your to-do lists. If you follow the site regularly, you surely must have noticed that in past entries we’ve written abou

On the App Store, there are a number of apps to choose from when it comes to almost any task, be it games, weather apps and such.

If one of your main uses for your iPhone is to help you keep track of your tasks and organize them, then surely you must have seen plenty of to-do apps on the App Store. Here at Guiding Tech we have covered some of the most notable of them, like Any

Managing your email messages as if they were tasks is not a new concept for any iOS device owner. However, on the Mac email clients have kept a traditional approach. For example, we have already taken a look at Airmail which is an excellent alterna

Task managers used to be something pretty straightforward in the past.

When we introduced you to Windows 8 task manager we showed how it is more than just a task manager and is more powerful than the ones we have used on previous versions of Windows. It was then that we also mentioned you could manage Services using t

In past entries we have already discussed the importance of task managers, which is why there exists a number of them in the App Store ready for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch users to download. We’ve also reviewed a few of them and even compared

In the past few months, the number of alternative iOS email apps has steadily increased, with Mailbox and Triage as the newest releases and others, like SquareOne Mail and Mochila Mail lining up on the horizon. However, with just one exception, all

If you are a frequent reader of the site, you will know that one of the kind of apps that I tend to rely a lot on are task managers. In fact, here I’ve covered some of which I consider the best that Apple’s App Store has to offer , as well as co

The Task Manager in Windows 8 got a complete redesign when compared to the Windows 7 one. These changes were huge and included some major improvements in terms of advanced features. You can have a look at complete guide to Windows 8 Task Manager to s

The simplest and quickest way to open the Command Prompt is to key in cmd in Windows Search and hit Enter. Or you can always pin it somewhere. However, that does not start the Command Prompt as administrator; unless, you have changed the settings to

Our Windows machine gives us a sleek streamlined interface. But there is a lot happening under the hood. To get a glimpse into the processes that are concurrently on, you just have to bring up the Task Manager with a CTRL+ALT+DELETE.

For Windows users, random hanging or freezing of the computer isn’t uncommon and happens to me too. And there have been scenarios when certain applications (or rather processes) get stuck into that never ending “Not Responding” state.

One of the significant changes that Windows 8 brings with itself is the new and improved Task Manager. Microsoft has truly re-invented this otherwise confusing feature of Windows and has made it easier to understand. There are two kinds of views in t

I am a chronic downloader. I usually stay up with my computer, but then I do need to shut my eye. The computer chugs on and on. Sometimes, you need to find out how long your computer has been running just so you can give it a bit of a rest.

Usually, the only thing that you are able to access when Windows freezes is the Task Manager. As program crashes are not that uncommon on Windows, almost every one of us uses it once a day to force close an application or end a background process. Th

There are many instances where you need to reboot your PC.  It could be that you’ve installed updates, installed a new software or may be your computer just hung up. All this scenarios usually need a system restart.

We have talked about task manager replacements before and how they are useful in getting more information about the processes running in your system. System Explorer is another such tool. And it’s really good. It has number of features and options

Task Manager is the default tool in Windows to check all the details of programs and services running on your computer.