Security Task Manager is a very nice alternative of default Windows task Manager. It shows the detailed information about the programs and processes currently running. It also tells you about the program type, it’s path and how it gets activated. The program also lets you know the texts present in the file. You can even see the properties of the program and see if it is causing problems to your computer or not.
The Windows Task manager utility also gives you small summary about the drivers and problems faced currently. The complete feature list is as follows:-

Security Task Manager Features:
- unique security risk rating
- free online scan with all known Antivirus engines
- full directory path and file name
- process description
- CPU usage graph
- embedded hidden functions (e.g. keyboard monitoring, browser supervision or manipulation)
- process type (e.g. visible window, systray program, DLL, IE-plugin, startup service)
Security Task Manager comes with a file size of 2MB and runs well in Windows 7. However, it is not a freeware and comes with price of $29. But, you can always download the trial version aand see if it works according to your likes.
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