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What is the diff. between, Application and Processes ?
Why are there more then one, program name.exe shown in "processes' and the program is not running? Help school an old man. Thanks for any and all help....................Tom |
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touch;1108939 Wrote: What is the diff. between, Application and Processes ? Why are there more then one, program name.exe shown in "processes' and the program is not running? Help school an old man. Thanks for any and all help....................Tom An application is e.g. Word, Internet explorer, AOL, etc. The process is the actual .exe that executes applications. You can have more than one processes of an application running if you have more than one instance of that application. E.g. if you open 3 Internet Explorer windows at the same time, that will run 3 times the iexplore.exe. A program .exe can also be running because it was started as part of the startup programs - even if yo do not use it at this moment. It may be just sitting there idle in the background - or it is active, e.g. the windows sidebar. -- whs |
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