Uniblue's ProcessLibrary : A Superior Resource For Information On Windows Processes

In short it provides you with all of the information you need on the processes which should or should not be running on your computer.

Processes are small pieces of software that run in the background invisible to your eye. Some hog system resources and others even contain malicious software like trojans, spyware, adware etcetera.

It is constantly updated with information on the latest processes and there is a high chance that the information you seek is available there.

Since the ProcessLibrary was established over 300 million searches have been conducted on it since it was launched in 2004 - that is a lot of searching.

PC Magazine even named this windows process library as one of the top 100 websites in 2007 alongside Ebay and Amazon.

A search result from the ProcessLibrary will give you useful information that you can use to decide whether or not to permanently switch off a process

This information includes

• A description of the process
• A recommendation on whether it is a critical process or not
• The author and which software it is part of
• whether it is a security risk to your computer

After you have learned how to identify which processes are running on your PC by learning to use the windows task manager , then you need to run each of the searches through the Uniblue Process Library by either clicking on this link or by using the search box available at the top of this screen.

Another useful way to find out about your windows processes provided by Uniblue is to use a small piece of software called the ProcessQuickLink.

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