You are running Task Manager to view CPU utilization and notice that one of the nine instances of winword.exe
is taking up 90–100
percent of the processor. How can you find out which user is running the process that is taking up most of the
processor time?
A.
In the Task Manager window, click View in the menu bar and
choose Select Columns. Place a check in the check box labeled
User Name.
B.
In the System Monitor window, add a counter and select each username
from the list of available users. Then monitor each counter
in one window.
C.
In the Task Manager window, place a check in the check box
labeled Show Processes From All Users.
D.
In the Task Manager window, select Options from the menu bar.
Select Show Username.
Explanation:
When viewing CPU utilization with Task Manager, you can see which processes are taking up processor time.
If you add the column
labeled User Name from the Select Columns window, you can see which user is running the process that is
taking up the bulk of the
processor time.