Process Manager

Process Manager is a Task Manager replacement that can retrieve the path of any given process. The application can also get a list of installed applications, display the start-up startup programs, and search any running process on Google.

User-friendly interface

The application provides an easy-to-use menu, with three different tabs, one with running processes, the second with active programs, and the third with all allowed users.
All the options you can access are shown at the bottom of the window, such as creating a new task, killing a process, or searching more information about a program. The main panel can be set to stay on top of all other windows.

End tasks and processes

In the “Process” tab you can view all the working executables, along with their path. They cannot be ordered alphabetically. However, you can create a new task by selecting a program to run.
Unresponsive tasks can be terminated, but you should be careful when using this option, since there is no confirmation message provided by Process Manager. Besides that, you can refresh the list of running processes as well as the executables. By selecting a program's entry, you can view its location on the disk through a popup message.

View autorun apps and look up info online

The “Start-up” function displays in a table all processes that run by default when you start the computer. Unfortunately, there are no options implemented for removing their entries from the autorun lineup. This can only be done by resorting to the Windows built-in feature (msconfig.exe) or another application dedicated to this task.
A handy feature comes to help you find more information about a program through Google searches. A web page opens with various results related to the selected item. Moreover, you have the ability to view all your installed applications along with their version.

Conclusion

Overall, Process Manager is a useful tool that offers an alternative to Windows Task Manager and was created to retrieve the path of all the running processes. Furthermore, you can create new tasks, kill unwanted processes, and search more details on Google about a product.