Which built-in Windows tool shows currently running processes, apps, and their resource usage?
Difficulty: Easy
About this MCQ
This Easy Windows 10/11 Mcqs question asks: Which built-in Windows tool shows currently running processes, apps, and their resource usage? The correct choice is B. Task Manager. Read the options below, commit to one, then use the explanation to see why that choice holds and why the others do not.
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- A. Disk Management
Why not A: “Disk Management” is not Task Manager.
- B. Task Manager ✓
- C. Device Manager
Why not C: “Device Manager” is not Task Manager.
- D. Event Viewer
Why not D: “Event Viewer” is not Task Manager.
Correct answer
B. Task Manager
Explanation
Task Manager is the term that matches “Which built-in Windows tool shows currently running processes, apps, and their resource usage” (option B). Option A (Disk Management) is a different value from Task Manager. Option C (Device Manager) is a different value from Task Manager. Option D (Event Viewer) is a different value from Task Manager. Keep Task Manager as the Windows 10/11 Mcqs fact for this stem.
Source: Windows 10/11 Official Documentation
Tags: System Tools & Settings
Submitted by: MCQsHub Editorial
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