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Windows 10 Task Manager for Windows 11 has been updated

A small update here. If you rely on the Windows 10 Task Manager for Windows 11, you must be annoyed by its crashes on version 24H2.

Windows 10 Task Manager on Windows 11
Windows 10 Task Manager running on Windows 11 24H2.

Version 2.0 of the TaskMgr package resolves the issues:

  • It no longer crashes on right-click in the process list.
  • It correctly starts from CAD/ctrl+shift+esc/taskbar right-click option.

The Windows 10 Task Manager is available for download from this link.

Special thanks go to our reader "gad".

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