Thomas Freudenberg

Confessions of a caffeine addict

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SysInternals have released Process Explorer 8.02 a few days ago.

Another major Process Explorer update on the heels of v7.0 brings a slew of enhancements in addition to a more menu options: only non-zero CPU usage is displayed (you’ll wonder why Task Manager doesn’t do this), replace Task Manager with a new option, see interrupt and DPC time, view context switch counts, look inside .NET processes, configure highlight colors, view CPU usage in a color-coded tray icon, and much more.

[Thanks to Roy Osherove for the SysInternals feed via his SiteFeeder]

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