If all applications are closed, why is my PC fan suddenly began to make noise? The processor is at most, but I'm not doing anything with the machine.
How do you get to realize what is going on these occasions?
At the heart of Windows there is a small piece of software called "System Scheduler". It is the most active part of the operating system and is the one that controls how programs can access the resources of your machine, such as RAM, disk or processor. The problem is that the task manager Windows can not access this area of the operating system, so you must use a program that can get more information. This program is called Process Explorer, is supported by Microsoft and nothing escapes!
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Unlike other programs , Process Explorer does not require installation , so after you download it , if you give two clicks on the icon of the program you can just start using it . Or also can put on a USB key to take you wherever you want and use the computers you want. Since I have Windows .
So you can see what the System Scheduler is to do at some point have to run Process Explorer with administrator rights . To do this click with the right mouse button on the program icon and select " Run as Administrator" from the context menu that appears . Then a window appears asking for confirmation of this action . Confirm .
Next is the main interface of Process Explorer . Maximize the window to see as much information as possible .
Click on " View" , " System Information " to see a window with all the information about the resource consumption of the machine .
Also present are some tabs that show the status of various parts of the operating system and hardware . In systems with multicore processors should see a graph for each core .
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