With Redstone 5 we will see a redesign in the Task Manager that will offer more complete information

We are still testing the new features that came with Windows 10 April 2018 Update and it is time to talk about Redstone 5. In fact, almost at the same time that the spring update was released, Redstone 5 began to gain prominence. Let's remember that it will be the next big update of the Redmond operating system and that will arrive throughout the fall of 2018

Little by little we are learning about new features that will come with the next version of Windows 10. New additions and improvements that will be both internal, imperceptible to the user, that seek to improve system stability, as well as aesthetic and external , with which to improve the use of the functions offered by Windows 10.And Task Manager will be one of those receiving an update

Task Manager

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The Task Manager is the tool that allows us to know which processes, programs and services keep our system running always operational. In order to see what applications are currently running, we need to open the task manager. In addition, we can also see different information regarding the status of the network from the task manager and if there are several computers connected to the equipment, we could see who they are and what they are working on, as well as being able to send messages. "

In short, it is an application integrated into Windows operating systems, thanks to which we can obtain information about the programs and processes that run on the computer, in addition to providing the most used performance indicators on the computer.

More complete information

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With Redstone 5 we will see an important graphic novelty in the Task Manager since it will now offer two new columns in the view within the section processes. One of them is called Energy usage (Power usage) while the other appears with the name Energy usage trend(Power usage trend)."

• Energy Usage: Shows the applications and services that are using our computer's resources.
• Energy usage trend: Provides consumption information for each process based on energy usage every 2 minutes.

The objective of the developers with this new addition seems clear: for the user to have more information about what the processes are, applications and services that consume the most resources on the PC.This is what Dona Sarkar says when detailing the news of Build 17704:

In this way, Windows 10 users will have access to more and better information that can help them to determine possible performance and consumption problems , by finding those applications that consume the most resources and doing so in an easy and simple way.

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