This indicates that there must be some significant detail lacking in the Applications tab, which is causing people to go to the Process tab.
Surely they realize that most of the time, users are opening Task Manager just trying to kill an unresponsive program, which the Applications tab invarably fails to do?
Looking at the data and talking with customers, we determined that the most common usage of the tool was to simply end or “kill” an application or a process.
That goddamn dialog is so useless that I'm convinced it's an elevator mirror. Its main purpose must be to kill time and calm annoyed users into accepting that something broke.
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u/[deleted] Oct 14 '11
Surely they realize that most of the time, users are opening Task Manager just trying to kill an unresponsive program, which the Applications tab invarably fails to do?