You must have used the Task Manager on your Windows 10 at least once in your lifetime. Now, it is a fact that the default Task Manager on Windows 10 is pretty big. This means that much of the space on the screen is taken by the Task Manager window. Therefore, we have to close/minimize it to continue our work. There are also times when we want to see our tasks and work at the same time. In this scenario, we need to shrink the window but the details go missing. You can enjoy a better performance by enabling a compact performance manager on your Windows PC.
Now, we have found a way with which you can see all the details of Task Manager without hindering your work. The answer to this is the compact layout of Task Manager on Windows 10. This compact manager has been available on Windows 10 for a long time. However, there is no button present on Task Manager to enable it. There is a simple but handy trick to enable it and we are here to share the trick with you.
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Enable Compact Performance Manager on Windows 10
- Open the Task Manager on Windows 10 by pressing the Windows key and typing “Task” in the search bar.
- Double-click the Task Manager Desktop app and the Task Manager Window will be opened.
- Now, go to the Performance tab on the Task Manager window as seen below
- Now, you can enable a Compact view of the CPU performance by just double-clicking on the graph of CPU usage as seen below
- Similarly, you can do this for the left pane as well. To see the compact view of the entire PC’s performance, double-click on any one of the four performance parameters as highlighted below
- Now, you will see the Compact Performance mode and you have enough space left to proceed with your work too as seen below
- That’s it, you have just enabled Compact Performance mode with which you easily see your CPU, Memory, Disk, and Ethernet usage without hindering any of your tasks.
Now, we have already mentioned that this is not a new introduction to Windows 10. This has been available on every Task Manager app since the Windows NT 4.0 days which was launched in 1996. However, it is a handy trick to know for someone who needs to see the performance of their PC while simultaneously working on it.
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source: reddit