Enhance the processes in Task Manager

[Cruzz]

Is there any technique to enhance the processes in Task Manager? I am using Windows XP Service Pack 3 and system seems too slow to me. It has 2 GB RAM and Core2Duo processor, but still it is very slow. When I open the Task Manager, I see many processes running in the system are utilizing a lot of system resources. I guess this is the reason for the slow speed. Please help me with some suggestions immediately, since I am too irritated with the slow speed of the system.

[Raine]

I suggest you to use TaskmgrPro 1.3.3 to enhance the processes in Task Manager. Here are the advantages of using it in my system:

1. There is a feature to end many processes with just a single click.
2. The kill list includes the batch kill processes.
3. The kill list also includes the resurrect processes.
4. An additional tab is added where you can view the status of all the system services installed in the system.
5. You can start many services at the same time only with a single click.
6. There is also a tab for managing the shared folders.

[Sam.D]

TaskmgrPro 1.3.3 is the best tool that you can use to enhance the processes in Task Manager. It is supported on Windows XP and works without any problems in it with any other additional requirements in your system. Its price is just $24.95 and the size of the file is just 1.69MB. Your system can be very well managed with this software removing all the junk from the system.

[Macarenas]

Many softwares are available to enhance the processes in Task Manager. some of them are as follows:

1. Registry Convoy 2009 3.5
2. Your Cleaner 1.11
3. SuperFast Shutdown 2.0
4. Thoosje Quick XP Optimizer 2.0
5. TweakNow WinSecret 2009 1.4
6. DiskTune 1
7. RAM Saver Pro 9.12

[Glenny]

There must be worms must be in your system because of which the system has become very slow. The worms do not cause any destruction in the system. They actually use up all the system resources by spreading in all the available spaces in the system. I suggest you to use the Quick Heal antivirus and enable a boot scan that will help you to remove all the infections from the system. Hopefully your problem will be solved.

[ZeDaX]

I guess that some virus has disguised in your system that may be using the system resources, that you are able to see in the task manager. Such infections actually seem to be genuine programs from outside, but internally they are working in a very destructive manner. I suggest you to use a anti-spyware that can remain in the background and check for the malicious activities that are going on within the system.