Check out this Extended Task Manager for Windows.
The Extended Task Manager provides additional Windows process management features and information about disk activity and network port usage.
The new “Disk I/O” chart allows you to monitor which applications utilize most of your disk at the moment:
Features:
* Displays disk input/output activity with information about related applications
* Displays network port activity with IP addresses of external computers
* Displays information about applications that utilized most of the CPU or memory at any time presented on the charts
* Displays all files locked by a select process.
* Finds all processes locking a specified file.
* Includes “Summary” tab for quickly assessing the overall state of the Windows system
* Allows freezing individual Windows processes
* Offer various visual and functional improvements over the standard Windows Task Manager
http://www.extensoft.com/?p=free_task_manager
[Molly via EeeUserForums]
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about 3 years ago
While it does offer enchanced functionality over Taskmanager, the lack of column choices in the ‘Processes’ tab is limiting. Perhaps Extensoft will fix this.
All things considered, Sysinternals Process Explorer is still the standard
about 3 years ago
task manager extension also having similar function,i like it due to portable,no need installer.
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/system/Task_Manager_Extension.aspx
about 3 years ago
Thanks for sharing this, it is interesting.
about 2 years ago
I contacted the developer to inquire about Windows 7 and 64-bit compatibility. He said that it is currently not compatible with Windows 7, but will work on that when it goes final. No response on the x64 compatibility though, but a comment in the forums indicated that it doesn’t work on x64 versions of Windows.