Up until Windows 7, the Processes Tab of the Task Manager would allow you to add the CPU Time column (see for instance Task Manager's possibilities you may not know):
to show it, choose the
Viewmenu, clickSelect Columnsand check theCPU Time.
As of the Windows 8 Task Manager,
- the Select
Select Columnsmenu item is gone - the
App Historytab has aCPU Timecolumn - the
App Historytab only shows Metro style apps (not all processes)
How (apart from using non-TaskManager tools like Process Explorer) can I get the CPU Time column back in the Processes tab?
3 Answers
You can show the CPU time column in the Windows 8 Task Manager, it just well hidden.
These steps and screenshots show how:
- Start the Task Manager, then click on More Details
- You end up in the Processes tab, now click on the Details tab
- In the Details tab, you see there is no CPU time column, only a CPU column
- Right click on the header of the Details tab, in the the pop-up menu choose Select columns
- In the dialog, put a check-mark in front of CPU time
- then press the OK button
- Now you have the CPU time column in the Details tab
Note: If there are too many screenshots, I can link to a blog post as well.
You can add it to the Details tab.
1you can do this by clicking 'more details' after opening the Task Manager. Then click the 'Processes' tab. If the processor status is not any of the colums, click right at the headers and click 'Processor'.
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