A windows 8-like Task Manager for Windows 7 ,work in progress!

By Hanrui
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Hebert Leandro

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Nice work man. In my pc program close on "Performance" tab and show "Whoops" kkkkkkkk.Others it work. 

 

Windows 7 (x64) SP1

Intel i7 950 Bloomfield 1366

Gigabyte ga-x58a-ud3r

G.skil 2x 4GB Dual Channel XMP@1600

Geforce GTX 680 @ SLI

XFX Pro 650W 

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Neowinian

Hebert Leandro

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  On 20/11/2014 at 03:21, Hebert Leandro said:

Nice work man. In my pc program close on "Performance" tab and show "Whoops" kkkkkkkk.Others it work. 

 

Windows 7 (x64) SP1

Intel i7 950 Bloomfield 1366

Gigabyte ga-x58a-ud3r

G.skil 2x 4GB Dual Channel XMP@1600

Geforce GTX 680 @ SLI

XFX Pro 650W 

 

 

  On 06/08/2014 at 06:55, Hanrui said:

Update! August 06  2014  

 

This version works for me.

Thanks again.

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zhangm Supervisor

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  On 13/09/2015 at 08:51, Ismo69 said:

How am I supposed to download that? Clicking the link only throws me up on the page.

Try the link in the above post again.

Alternatively, the URL remains valid. You can copy and paste it into your browser manually.

http://dbcstudio.net/software/download/dbctaskman/links.html

 

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Neowinian

guiruniomartin

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  On 21/05/2015 at 09:42, Hanrui said:

Update! May 21  2015 

 

You can kill Multiple Tasks at once  !

 

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http://dbcstudio.net/software/download/dbctaskman/links.html

 

 

Many thanks for sharing that nice proggy, wich can download at the end from the link here without any problem and working like a charm. Thanks again for your job.

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wmbfpz

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Hi this looks perfect - I downloaded from the links page.However when I unzipped and ran it I got the Whoops message. 

 

I note a number of times that this has happened in the past - is there a fix or a later version that fixes this.

 

Is there a fix for this dll required or do I need to copy it to a windows system dir in order for it to work?

 

I've tried a few dirs with no improvement.

 

Is it possible to obtain a prior version?

 

Many thanks for all your great work

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alexp5

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Hi there, it would be great replacement for WIn 7 if act same way as WIn 7 original task manager does, find one think, but maybe I missed something. 

When you go to process in original WIn 7 task manager you can choose for svchost service in properties and that jumps in HIGHLIGHTED lines in Service screen what service is using that 

In your does almost same, when you are in details and when jumps to services screen I just see screen without any highlights so basically useless when comes to read svchost service activity. 

Maybe that does just for me - Win 7 Ultimate, 86x

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