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Hello.
It would be nice to see a process id in connections.
For example:
In the list I can see svchost.exe or taskhostw.exe but can't understand what service or what task has been blocked. PID will be very helpful to determinate what service or a task where blocked
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Add PID in connections list
Add PID (process id) in connections list
Mar 15, 2024
The PIDs are already shown in the connections list: if you look at the heading of the first column, you'll see that the PIDs are the numbers enclosed in parentheses after the process names. The taskhostw.exe you have highlighted probably doesn't have a PID because it has already exited, as you're showing blocked apps in the last 5 minutes.
Hello.
It would be nice to see a process id in connections.
For example:
In the list I can see svchost.exe or taskhostw.exe but can't understand what service or what task has been blocked. PID will be very helpful to determinate what service or a task where blocked
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: