Ken Colburn explains how Windows Task Manager helps manage your computer’s performance on this week’s Data Doctors.

Want to master Windows 11's Task Manager? These features can speed things up and give you more details, making it even more useful.

Open Windows Task Manager by right-clicking on the Start icon and selecting it from the menu or pressing Ctrl+Shift+Esc on your keyboard.

You're using the new Windows 11 Task Manager, but you like the old Task Manager better? No problem: With this trick, you can start the old task manager immediately.

A Chromebook's Task Manager won’t have as many programs running compared to Windows or Mac, but it’s still useful. This guide explains how to use the feature.

Windows users may know about the Task Manager that allows you to see CPU and memory usage of each task, but Chrome has one of its own as well.

Microsoft says that parts of the Task Manager might become unreadable for some customers after installing this month's KB5020044 preview update for Windows 11 22H2 systems.