While using Task Manager to keep an eye on your Windows PC 10, sometimes ends up wearing an eyelash (as an example, “Performance”) more than others. Then, you can set that tab as one you see when you start Task Manager. That's how.
First, start the “Task Manager”. In Windows 10, right-click on the taskbar and select “Task Manager” in the menu that appears.
If Task Manager starts with simple interface, click on “More details” at the bottom of the window.
In the full Task Manager window, click Options> Determine Default Tab. A smaller menu will appear with a list of the different tabs that you can select. Select the name of the tab you would like to appear by default and a check mark will appear next to it.
You can make the Processes tab, Performance, Application history, Beginning, Users, Details or Services is your default choice.
The next time I start Task Manager, the default tab you chose will be displayed.
Very useful!
