Process Hacker 2.34

Process Hacker

Process Hacker is a free and open source process viewer and memory editor with unique features such as powerful process termination. It can show services, processes and their threads, modules, handles and memory regions.

Key features of Process Hacker:

A simple, customizable tree view with highlighting showing you the processes running on your computer.
Detailed system statistics with graphs.
Advanced features not found in other programs, such as detaching from debuggers, viewing GDI handles, viewing heaps, injecting and unloading DLLs, and more.
Powerful process termination that bypasses security software and rootkits.
View, edit and control services, including those not shown by the Services console.
View and close network connections.
Starts up almost instantly, unlike other programs.
Many more features...

Compared with Process Explorer, Process Hacker:

Implements almost all of the functionality offered by Process Explorer, plus more advanced features.
Performs stack traces correctly for .NET programs on x64.
Allows you to see what a thread is waiting on.
Has advanced string scanning capabilities, as well as regular expression filtering.
Highlights both relocated and .NET DLLs.
Shows symbolic access masks (e.g. Read, Write), rather than just numbers (e.g. 0x12019f).
Shows names for transaction manager objects and ETW registration objects.
Shows detailed token information, as well as allowing privileges to be enabled and disabled.

Process Hacker 2.34 changes:

New and Improved

Proper Unicode support
CPU and GPU graphs are displayed in a grid now (thanks pavel_kv!)
Start Task Manager now elevates when necessary
Better names for memory regions in Memory tab (for PEBs, TEBs, thread stacks)
Added tooltip information for user-mode driver framework (UMDF) host processes
Added option to reduce row height (set ThinRows to 1 in settings.xml)
Added NetAdapters plugin: adds graphs for selected network adapters to the System Information window
Updated ExtendedTools plugin:
Added GPU graphs for all processes
Can now use the search box in the Disk tab
Improved kernel logger handling