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What is Сhameleon Task Manager?
Chameleon Task Manager is a replacement for Windows task manager that enables the complete control of processes running on a computer optimizing the performance of Windows. It also provides more detailed information about programs.
Why use Windows Task Manager?
Improved software response.
When some background software increases its CPU usage or hard disk usage, Chameleon Task Manager temporarily reduces its priority (include I/O and memory priority in Windows Vista/7) thus increasing the performance of a program in current use.
Increase free memory.
Memory optimizer automatically determines the necessary amount of RAM for every program.
Starting programs only when required.
You can forbid unnecessary software from starting (automatically kill processes), and launch programs only after a certain program or on certain days.
Enhanced security.
Security task manager notifies about newly launched programs, checks the files of all programs for modifications.
Quick access to process management.
To restart or optimize a process or to perform other operations, just open the standard menu of the program title bar or move the mouse pointer over the program in the tray.
The program collects resource usage statistics.
Thus you can determine which programs use the most resources, slowing down the computer.
In addition, you can automatically set the program priority, restart them if closed, control frozen programs and much more.
How to use Windows Task Manager?
You can look through a quick guide of how to use the program.
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Current version: 4.0.0.782
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Platform: Windows XP/2003/Vista/7/8/8.1/10/x64 Edition
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Language: English, Spanish, French, Russian, Slovak, Dutch, Portuguese, Ukrainian, Hindi, Polish, Serbian, Chinese
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The main features of the program are:
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Most of the new features
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Compact mode
Leaves maximum space for process data display
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Resource usage statistics
Thus you can determine which programs use the most resources, slowing down the computer
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Task configurations management
Any number of configurations can be created and loaded if necessary
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Security control
Checking program files for modifications and notifications about new programs
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Service view
View and manage services
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Controlling CPU usage
It is possible to notify about CPU usage, reduce the priority, and close or restart any program
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Adaptive memory management
Memory manager automatically determines the minimum amount of RAM necessary for each program
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Notifications about events in the screen corner
It is possible to control and change the settings
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Controlling memory usage
It is possible to notify about memory usage, optimize RAM, and close or restart any program
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Controlling frozen programs
It is possible to notify frozen programs, and close or restart any program
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Process tree view
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Process by group view
Processes grouped according to various criteria
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Keeping programs running
Once a program is closed, it will be restarted
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Forbid or allow certain programs to be started only on certain days
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Synchronizing programs with other programs
It is possible to start/close an additional program when another program is started/closed
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Controlling programs via the standard menu of the program title bar
Just right-click the title bar to change the priority, restart the program, etc
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Setting the priority automatically (inc Processor Affinity)
It includes automatically lowered I/O and memory priority in Windows Vista/7/8
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Displaying additional information about every program
You can view the resources of the program (icons, texts, etc), loaded libraries, files, and performance information, etc
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Missing a specific feature?
Tell us what you'd like to see or vote for one already suggested and we'll try to add it!
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