Uploaded June 2015 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Want to have a CPU, memory, disk drive, network "widget" in your Windows 10 or 8.1 System Tray (at the bottom right of your screen)? Well, the following video shows how to create a scheduled task to start task manager minimized with the system resources monitor in the system tray.
For more visit:
http://www.windows10.ninja
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Transcript (machine generated so it contains errors)
Hello and welcome to and have a look at how do we constantly have this little notification in our notification area okay basically it's a task manager modifier I can say is what's happening with the CPU memory et cetera for example of the server program you see it shows CPU activity again that's nice some people like to have that there okay it's a number of steps one we decreed a batch file okay which is quite easy okay is just a simple text file with start/main task manager in it okay how do we actually create that lets see how we do need to do is have filename extensions turned on then you can basically create a new simple text document okay make sure you call it with an extension that at the end okay except yes okay and then type in what we had previously into that so we basically can edit it and start/min 4/task MGR okay say okay now you can give it any name with attack task manager.but will use our existing one now we need to create a scheduled task to start that up okay so how do we get there we basically taken schedule brings up that click on that and then this is opens okay now we create a new UK created task okay give it any name task manager okay and then we need to make sure it runs with the highest privileges you can click it and not really having much of an effect okay the windows 10 triggers okay new at logon for example or at start-up it's entirely up to you at logon will use over here any user you can specific user click okay and another bungalow that enable thing makes a last there actions we now need to say basically at logon run that okay so browser desktop task MGR.bat open click okay and then click okay were done but there so now if you Wanna test what happens Aldous close that you can basically if we click run you'll see that gets minimised and there you have it okay every time you sign up that will link for a few seconds there okay you need to make sure in task manager that you have this option sets okay hide when minimised again that is extremely important okay to show you again without that it doesn't so now basically when you restart your computer that has will start at you how this lovely system tray notify the study was happening the CPU memory guest network et cetera okay hopefully does help thank you for watching.
Want to have a CPU, memory, disk drive, network "widget" in your Windows 10 or 8.1 System Tray (at the bottom right of your screen)? Well, the following video shows how to create a scheduled task to start task manager minimized with the system resources monitor in the system tray.
For more visit:
http://www.windows10.ninja
2012r2.com
Transcript (machine generated so it contains errors)
Hello and welcome to and have a look at how do we constantly have this little notification in our notification area okay basically it's a task manager modifier I can say is what's happening with the CPU memory et cetera for example of the server program you see it shows CPU activity again that's nice some people like to have that there okay it's a number of steps one we decreed a batch file okay which is quite easy okay is just a simple text file with start/main task manager in it okay how do we actually create that lets see how we do need to do is have filename extensions turned on then you can basically create a new simple text document okay make sure you call it with an extension that at the end okay except yes okay and then type in what we had previously into that so we basically can edit it and start/min 4/task MGR okay say okay now you can give it any name with attack task manager.but will use our existing one now we need to create a scheduled task to start that up okay so how do we get there we basically taken schedule brings up that click on that and then this is opens okay now we create a new UK created task okay give it any name task manager okay and then we need to make sure it runs with the highest privileges you can click it and not really having much of an effect okay the windows 10 triggers okay new at logon for example or at start-up it's entirely up to you at logon will use over here any user you can specific user click okay and another bungalow that enable thing makes a last there actions we now need to say basically at logon run that okay so browser desktop task MGR.bat open click okay and then click okay were done but there so now if you Wanna test what happens Aldous close that you can basically if we click run you'll see that gets minimised and there you have it okay every time you sign up that will link for a few seconds there okay you need to make sure in task manager that you have this option sets okay hide when minimised again that is extremely important okay to show you again without that it doesn't so now basically when you restart your computer that has will start at you how this lovely system tray notify the study was happening the CPU memory guest network et cetera okay hopefully does help thank you for watching.
