Process Explorer

(Windows related)

There is a nice additional utility from Microsoft, for regulating problems/stuff in windows. This utility is sort of a advanced version of task manager, just muuuch better.

It's called the Process Explorer, and it has number many additional features among which these are probably most interesting for regular users:
- Actual view of all the applications that are running
- list of handles opened - this is especially useful when some of programs have closed the connection opened towards peripherals, like removable media (USB stick, flash stick, camera, etc.)

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