Change Resource Values in Task Manager in Windows 10

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   The first thing we need to do is open up Task Manager

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   One of the easiest ways to do this is to right-click on an empty space on the taskbar.

   

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   Then, click "Task Manager"

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   When it opens, you'll be presented with information about the processes. In this case, there are three resource values: "Memory", "Disk", and "Network". In this case it's showing us "MB", "MB/s", and "Mbps".

   

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   To change the resource values, simply right-click anywhere in the window

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   Move the cursor to "Resource values"

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   You can change these values one by one.

   

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   For example, move the cursor to "Memory"

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   Then, you can select "Percents" instead of "Values". This will change the value.

   

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   You can move the cursor to "Disk" and "Network" and do the same

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   Set the values according to your preference, and then you can close the Task Manager window

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