Change the registry to make the task manager visible at any time.

The system occupies resources and displays it in the task manager in real time. However, when you want to view it, you need to open the task manager window. It is more troublesome, and you can't see it. Sky Software Station now introduces a way to add it to the taskbar, so you can check the CPU usage at any time.

In fact, to achieve this purpose is very simple, right-click in the blank space of the taskbar, select "ld Task Manager" in the pop-up menu, open the Task Manager window, and then open the "Options" option Menu, select “Hide when minimized, and finally click the “minimize” button. This will allow you to see the CPU usage on the right side of the taskbar. The more fresh green, the more occupancy, if you want to view the specific occupancy rate, you only need to move the mouse to the icon to display.

If you want to automatically open the Task Manager when you turn it on, you don't have to manually enable it. Then you can run “regedit”Open the Registry Editor and find HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionRun. Create a new string value named "TaskManager" on the right side and set its value to “start /min c:\\winntsystem32taskmgr.exe”(Windows 2000) or “start /min c:\\windowssystem32taskmgr. Exe” (Windows XP).

After you finish the modification and restart your computer, you will find that the Task Manager icon is automatically displayed on the taskbar.

This article is contributed by "Starling Network"