We show you three ways to reset the Task Manager to default settings in Windows 11/10 – using the Registry, Keyboard Shortcut, or PowerShell. First of all, you need to open the Task Manager.

The Windows 11 upgrade process is safe and simple, and if something goes wrong, rolling back to a previous version is ...

There are many Task Manager alternatives out there for Windows PCs, but you might find yourself wondering whether you can actually replace the default Task Manager on Windows 11. This would mean ...

The Windows 11 update resolves a weird Task Manager bug that would incorrectly show the number of background processes and Windows processes count as zero. The issue would be present when using ...

Ctrl + Shift + Escape is the Windows shortcut that directly opens the Task Manager with no additional input. This is a quick and efficient way to access the Task Manager for troubleshooting or ...