Maybe you are remoted onto the computer, maybe you like pain, maybe you want to show off, or maybe you just want to know if there is a top/htop like equivalent in windows.
Meet Ntop by gsass1 (I don’t think that’s his actual name though I guess it’s Gian S.)
The readme is your guide here, but it basically works like htop for windows.
Install through chocolatey with ‘ choco install ntop.portable ‘ (or if you are uncivilized use the manual installer)
I like to start it with:
Ntop -s CPU% (to sort by cpu usage), but if you want to get crazy there are other ways too. I don’t want to bore you with the details. I’m just telling you about the tool, gsaas1 can tell you how to use it.
Here is a picture of me running it, sorted by cpu%:
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