View Application History in Task Manager in Windows 10

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   To open the task manager, we need 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, we need to click the "App history" tab

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   This tab will show us the history from the last log in. In this case we have lots of applications here as you can see that had been used by the computer since last startup.

   

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The app tab in win 10 task manager suddenly is empty, "no data available" ran sfc no help. any ideas/?

In last week, the "app" tab shows no apps, it is blank' there is a message where the apps belong saying "no data available." deleting usage and reopening task manager does nothing. finally just ran system file checker, found d no problems, but still no apps on the app tab. did I set an app setting that might have done this? if so, any idea where the setting is? This is a new problem, my apps have always been listed in task manager so I could see who the disk hogs were. I have been using task manager for 15 years, I know how to use the tabs, I can't find anyone on line except winaero.com to suggest a solution: run sfc. I did that, no change. Microsoft keeps telling me everything about task manager except how to deal with a blank app tab. anyone else had same problem have an idea what's happened. is there a setting in settings that I might have accidently changed? otherwise I might have a virus not being detected by webroot or malwarebytes. I have tried: I have tried checking online, at microsoft, ran virus/malware scans, updated system file checker and scanned, no problems found by any scan. I'm not in tiny footprint mode, the apps should be listed there, no? I think it was caused by: I'm out of ideas, my disc use sometimes hits 100%, and I can't find the culprit without the app tab showing how much crt time the various apps are using.

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