2 Tools to Monitor Specific Processes and Trigger actions

1. How do I monitor a specific process in Windows?
2. Which command is used for viewing and monitoring processes graphically?
3. How do I monitor programs accessing the Internet?
4. Which OS is most suitable for monitoring process based events as they occur?
5. How do I monitor a process using Perfmon?
6. How do I monitor memory using Perfmon?
7. What are system monitoring tools?
8. What is process level monitoring?
9. What are the primary systems that you can monitor with Task Manager?
10. How can I see what is using my network?
11. How can I tell what is using my network?
12. How do you know if someone is using your internet?

How do I monitor a specific process in Windows?

1 Answer

1. Open Performance Monitor (control panel -> administrative tools)
2. Add Counters.
3. Expand "Process"
4. Select "Private Bytes"
5. Select the processes to monitor in the "Instances of selected object" the hit Add, or just hit Add for the entire system.
6. Ok.

Which command is used for viewing and monitoring processes graphically?

HTOP — CPU, RAM

HTOP is an interactive, command-line based system-monitor for viewing the running processes on your PC. You can think of it like the system monitor GUI, only better: it's on the command line and colour coded!

How do I monitor programs accessing the Internet?

Click Start to expand the Windows Start menu, type “Resource Monitor” without quotes into the search box and press “Enter” to launch the Resource Monitor. Alternatively, press "Ctrl-Alt-Del" to launch the Windows Task Manager, click the “Performance” tab and click the “Resource Monitor” button.

Which OS is most suitable for monitoring process based events as they occur?

3.1.

The most commonly used log-based monitoring tool in Windows is the Event Log Service. The Event Log Service in Windows records all application, security, and system events into logs.

How do I monitor a process using Perfmon?

Open Start, do a search for Performance Monitor, and click the result. Use the Windows key + R keyboard shortcut to open the Run command, type perfmon, and click OK to open. Use the Windows key + X keyboard shortcut to open the Power User menu, select Computer Management, and click on Performance.

How do I monitor memory using Perfmon?

Check Detailed Memory Usage with Performance Monitor

To open up Performance Monitor type: perfmon into the Run window (Windows Key + R). In the window that comes up, click the Performance Monitor under Monitoring Tools in the left pane. The right pane turns into a live graph/chart that looks like the screenshot below.

What are system monitoring tools?

Answer: A system monitoring tool is a component of hardware and (or) software that tracks the resources and performance of any system.

What is process level monitoring?

Program process monitoring is an assessment of the process of a program or intervention. Process monitoring falls under the overall evaluation of a program. Program evaluation involves answering questions about a social program in a systematic way.

What are the primary systems that you can monitor with Task Manager?

Question7Which primary systems can be monitored with Task Manager? Answer – CPU, Memory, Disk, and Ethernet.

How can I see what is using my network?

To find this information, head to Settings > Network & Internet > Data Usage. Click “View usage per app” at the top of the window. (You can press Windows+I to open the Settings window quickly.) From here, you can scroll through a list of apps that have used your network in the last 30 days.

How can I tell what is using my network?

Go to the "Network" tab. You will see four sections: Processes with Network Activity, Network Activity, TCP Connections, and Listening Ports. In "Processes with Network Activity" tab, you will see the running processes that are using network resources. Look for the name of the process, "Image".

How do you know if someone is using your internet?

Your wireless router should have indicator lights that show internet connectivity, hardwired network connections, and also any wireless activity. One way you can see if anyone's using your network is to shut down all wireless devices and go see if that wireless light is still blinking.