Almost every PC or laptop user will be familiar with the fact that the device is on strike and the speed at which programs are executed is noticeably slower. In many cases the windows freeze and also no longer respond to your commands. The reason for this is often not apparent at first glance.
To get to the bottom of the problem, you can use the so-called Task Manager, which gives you an overview of all running programs, as well as all processes running in the background and the power consumption of the computer. To open the Task Manager, many Windows users give the combination “Ctrl” + “Old” + “Del” on the keyboard, which is often referred to as a “clip grip”. This takes you to a menu in which you have various options to choose from, such as locking the computer, switching users or opening the Task Manager. You can also open the latter noticeably faster and more directly than opening the menu first.