You can show an alert when the process opens or closes, when it’s memory load exceeds a certain threshold or when it’s been running for xx minutes. In the same window where you choose what program to monitor, there are options to set a number of rules. The Process Explorer can also work as a basic task manager where you can kill running processes, the Info button shows quite detailed information where you can also alter the priority and the allowed usable maximum memory.
This doesn’t have to be a currently running process and you can either browse for an executable file or choose a running process from the built in “Process Explorer”, click Add after clicking on the process you want. Once you install and run the Kiwi program, simply click the green Add button to choose a process. Then once you have told Kiwi Application Monitor what to keep an eye on, the program will sit in the background, watch the resource usage and perform a number of actions based on what the target process is doing.
Here we’ll look at a few tools that can monitor a specific process over a period of time and then trigger certain actions when a process behaves abnormally or does something you don’t want, like closing itself down.Īpplication Monitor is program that can, as the name suggests, watch the activity of specific tasks or processes.
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