(EMAILWIRE.COM, October 10, 2001 ) The standard Windows Task Manager (on Ctrl-Alt-Delete in 9x) gives you a list of running tasks & a chance to terminate any one of them. New WinTasks shows you all the running tasks & their threads & lets you fiddle with them, even changing task priorities. That's useful for tweaking normal performance & almost critical to getting a CD-burn right on the first pass.

Ever try cutting a CDR without gaps, or watching a DVD without stutters? The bottleneck is at the CPU, which Windows keeps busy handling multiple chores. New WinTasks software lets you set other threads to lower processing priorities when you need a foreground task to run glitch-free (then set them back when it's done).

It wasn't designed for so combative a role - the original intent was to simply provide more info & control about the tasks & threads running under Windows - but current circumstances may suggest WinTasks as an important inspection tool. Whether it's the intrusive workings of Web ad spyware or the more nefarious payloads of a cyber attack, WinTasks gives you more power for locating rogues & eyeballing/editing a system's auto-starts.

Ask Johan for a copy of WinTasks now; here are 2 reasons why. First, for business as usual, it lets you tweak priority settings of all those tasks that Windows running & even see & control all those it auto-loads at start-up. Second, when a virus payload leaves you "presents," WinTasks can let you see & stop what's running now & what's scheduled to run on restart.

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