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Let’s say you’re using Task Manager to figure out which process is using the most CPU. You might rightfully click on the CPU column at the top to figure out what the worst offenders are. Let’s say the worst offender is Windows Explorer – don’t kill Windows Explorer in general, it’s fine, but let’s say that’s the problem, right? So what I have to do to end that task, to kill that task, is to find it in the list, but things are moving – I’m going to try and find Windows Expl – oh, I saw it for a sec there, oh, it’s gone again… scroll down, where’s Windows Explorer… it must be up here maybe – oh, it’s right there – it’s gone again. Oh, whoa, I think I actually got it now, it’s a context – I think I actually got it. Now there has to be a better way, right? I shouldn’t have to hunt it like this to actually find it. Well there is a better way – hold CTRL – and everything stops moving. This blew my mind – the amount of times I was hunting for the process. Anyway, enjoy your lives now, I’m so happy to bring this to you.