Lets not forget the freeware developer’s that produced the software to make it possible to alter the windows style and or theme.

(“OS”) to look like? One word, “Freeware”. How did I make it possible to change the way “Microsoft” intended its operating systems I know I showed previous looks before -but- this time this style is for keeps. The screenshot below are of what my style looks like. I thought I would be satisfied with a “Star Trek” style and others, I thought Rainmeter would help, I just couldn’t settle. Going through many themes and styles, I just couldn’t find one that I liked -until- now. Over the years I have found pleasure in changing the way my “OS” looks. Verdict:Ī couple of handy options that are not already offered by Windows, but this is not a tool that is going to be used every day.I’m not one who chooses to brag -but- when it comes to my computer I’ll make an exception. This enables you to suspend any tasks you do not need to be running right now so you can concentrate on something else, before resuming from where you left off. If you are trying to balance system resources when carrying out a hardware intensive task, the option to pause and resume processes will prove very useful. A handy feature of the program is the option of selecting multiple programs and processes so they can all be terminated in one fell swoop. You can also use a forced termination if this fails to work, but this could be interrupted by a dialog box generated by the application.ĭTaskManager Portable gives you the option of performing an advanced forced termination which will close any application or process and ignore any dialog that may be generated. The standard method sends a request to the process and attempts to perform a regular, neat termination. The utility provides you with three different ways of terminating programs and process you no longer need to be running. DTaskManager Portable is a free alternative that grants you even greater control over your computer and comes with the added benefit of running from a USB drive. Whatever version of Windows you are using, the built in Task Manager tool can be used to monitor and control running programs and processes, giving you the option of closing anything which is proving to be problematic or unstable.

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