People have had a problem with how Windows 11's Task Manager shows CPU usage stats for a long time. While recent discussions have revolved around the idea that the app only bases its reporting on base ...

You've probably done it yourself: you need to know how hard a given application is hitting your CPU, so you pull up Windows' Task Manager to check the CPU utilization. For a casual inquiry, this is ...

does anyone know if a good way to go about hiding a specific task in the task manager AND having it's cpu usage not be reflected in the task manager cpu usage graph? we're trying to figure this issue ...