Filed under: Utilities, Windows, Freeware
ProcX shows you which Windows services can be safely terminated
by Brad Linder Mar 13th 2008
ProcX is a free utility that will show a list of running processes also shows you which applications they're associated with. Sometimes that information might not be particularly helpful, such as when you find out that an process is associated with "services" or "explorer." But it might help you figure out if ending a process will end an application you didn't mean to kill.
You can also use ProcX to show network access, display DLLs loaded by a process, and delete, rename, or suspend/resume a process or DLL. You can also use the program to search for a process name using Google.
[via XFuture Blog]
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