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TaskMan

The Windows 11 Task Manager, rebuilt page for page and column for column.

Windows users curious how much of Task Manager can be rebuilt from user mode.

Task Manager

Processes

Status
Apps (3)
Microsoft Edge3.1%912.4 MB0.1 MB/s0.4 Mbps
Visual Studio Code1.4%688.0 MB0.0 MB/s0.0 Mbps
Windows Explorer0.6%142.7 MB0.0 MB/s0.0 Mbps
Background processes (1)
Antimalware Service Executable0.4%221.8 MB0.3 MB/s0.0 Mbps
Windows processes (3)
Desktop Window Manager2.2%96.3 MB0.0 MB/s0.0 Mbps
Service Host: Windows Audio0.3%12.1 MB0.0 MB/s0.0 Mbps
System0.8%0.1 MB0.2 MB/s0.1 Mbps

Performance

  • CPU9% 3.10 GHz
  • Memory7.6/15.8 GB (48%)
  • Disk 0 (C:)SSD · 1%
  • EthernetS: 0 R: 0.4 Mbps
  • GPU 02%

% Utilization100%

60 seconds0

Utilization
9%
Speed
3.10 GHz
Processes
214
Threads
2,981
Handles
98,402
Up time
2:04:51:13

App history

NameCPU timeNetworkMetered networkTile updates
Microsoft Edge2:14:091,204 MB0 MB0 MB
Photos0:03:5112 MB0 MB0 MB

Startup apps

NamePublisherStatusStartup impact
OneDriveMicrosoft CorporationEnabledHigh
Windows Security notification iconMicrosoft CorporationEnabledLow

Users

UserStatusCPUMemoryDiskNetwork
you (12)9.6%2,104 MB0.4 MB/s0.5 Mbps

Details

NamePIDStatusUser nameCPUMemory (active private working set)ArchitectureDescription
explorer.exe6120Runningyou01142,712 Kx64Windows Explorer
dwm.exe1204RunningDWM-10296,304 Kx64Desktop Window Manager

Services

NamePIDDescriptionStatusGroup
Audiosrv2412Windows AudioRunningLocalServiceNetworkRestricted
Spooler3388Print SpoolerRunning

Settings

  • Default start page
  • Real time update speed
  • Always on top
  • Minimize on use
  • Hide when minimized
  • Show full account name
  • Show history for all processes
  • Ask me before applying Efficiency mode
A sketch of the Windows 11 Task Manager in HTML, with the pages and columns TaskMan sets out to match. Every number in it is made up, and it runs in your browser. TaskMan itself is a prototype.

What it does

A rebuild of the Windows 11 Task Manager, feature for feature.

It’s built on WinUI 3, using CsWin32 for native calls plus hand-written bindings for the ntdll functions CsWin32 doesn’t cover. The spec starts by working out which Task Manager numbers can actually be read from user mode, since that decides what the rest of the build can do.

  1. 01

    Matching the real Task Manager is the goal, tracked with a feature checklist

  2. 02

    WinUI 3 on the Windows App SDK, unpackaged, for x64 and ARM64

  3. 03

    Native calls through CsWin32, with hand-written ntdll bindings where needed

The checklist

Eight pages, and everything on them.

The feature checklist covers every page, and every column, action, dialog and setting on it. When the list is done, so is TaskMan. Right now it’s a prototype in C# on .NET 8, and there’s nothing to download.

  • Processes
  • Performance
  • App history
  • Startup apps
  • Users
  • Details
  • Services
  • Settings

Specification

What it’s built with, and when.

Pulled from the repository each time this site is built.

State
Prototype
Discipline
Applications
Shape
Installed software
Last change
Jul 2026
  • C#
  • .NET 8
  • WinUI 3
  • CsWin32

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