Xcitium Cleaning Essentials

• Introduction To Comodo Cleaning Essentials
  • System Requirements
  • Download Comodo Cleaning Essentials
  • Start Comodo Cleaning Essentials
  • The Main Interface
• Scan Your System
  • Smart Scan
  • Full Scan
  • Custom Scan
  • Comparison Of Scan Types
• Configure Comodo Cleaning Essentials
• The Tools Menu
  • Manage Quarantined Items
  • Manage Trusted Vendors
  • Import Antivirus Database
  • Check For Software Updates
• Introduction To KillSwitch
  • Start KillSwitch
    • From The Comodo Cleaning Essentials Interface
    • From The Folder Containing Comodo Cleaning Essentials Files
    • Replace Windows Task Manager With KillSwitch
  • The Main Interface
    • The System Tray Icon
  • View And Handle Processes, Applications And Services
    • Processes
      • Stop, Start And Handle The Processes
      • View Properties Of A Process
    • Applications
      • Handle The Applications
    • Services
      • Stop, Start And Delete Services
  • View And Handle Network Connections And Usage
    • Network Connections
      • Inspect And Close Network Connections
    • Network Utilization
  • Configure KillSwitch
  • KillSwitch Tools
    • View System Information
    • Repair Windows Settings And Features
    • Analyze Program Usage
    • Search For Handles Or DLLs
    • Verify Authenticity Of Applications
    • Boot Log And Handle Loaded Modules
    • Run Programs From Command Line Interface
    • View KillSwitch Logs
    • Find Process Of The Active Window
  • Manage Currently Logged-in Users
  • Help And About Details
• Introduction To Autorun Analyzer
  • Start Autorun Analyzer
    • From The Comodo Cleaning Essentials Interface
    • From The KillSwitch Interface
    • From The Folder Containing Comodo Cleaning Essentials Files
  • The Main Interface
  • View And Handle Autorun Items
    • Handle Autorun Items
    • Filter Entries Based On Categories
    • View Autorun Items For Other User Accounts
  • Help And About Details
• Help And About Details
• Use The Command Line Interface
  • Run A Smart Scan From The Command Line Interface
  • Run A Custom Scan From The Command Line Interface
  • Run A Virus Database Update Task From The Command Line Interface
  • View Help
• About Comodo Security Solutions

Processes

 

• Click 'Tools' > 'Open KillSwitch'

• Click the 'Services' tab on the KillSwitch home screen

• Click the 'Processes' stripe to expand the area. The default view is all running processes.

• Different colors are used for different types of processes and the process status. Clicking 'Options' > 'Configure Highlighting' to configure these colors.

• Right-click on a process to stop, restart, set process priority, view properties etc.

• You can select multiple process by holding the 'Ctrl' key.

 

The table below shows the default table columns. You can add or remove columns in 'View' > 'Select Columns'.

 

Process Table - Descriptions of Columns
Column	Description
Name	Shows the file name that created the processes.You can sort entries in ascending or descending order by clicking on the names column header.
PID	Lists the process identification number.You can sort entries in ascending or descending order by clicking on the PID column header.
Rating	Trust rating of the process. Trusted - The process is on our white-list and is verified as safe to run. Untrusted - A process with an 'unknown' trust rating. The process is not in our malware blacklist, but is also not on our whitelist of safe processes.
Signer	The name of the entity that digitally signed the software. This is usually the company that created the software behind the process.
CPU	Processor usage as a percent of total available processor power.
Working Set	The number of page files in virtual memory referenced by the process. Background Note: The working set is the collection of information referenced by the process.Collections are stored as page files in secondary memory.
User Name	The user that started the process.
Description	Additional information about the process. This is usually provided by the software vendor to explain the purpose of the process.
Network Received Traffic	The total volume of traffic data received by the process since opening KillSwitch.
Network Send Traffic	The total volume of traffic data sent by the process since opening KillSwitch.

• Place your mouse over a process to view the location of the process:

 

 Column Selection

If you wish to view more details on each process, you can add more columns to the table:

• Click 'View ' > 'Select Columns'

Or

• Right-click on the table header and select 'Select Columns' from the context sensitive menu.

Click the tab which corresponds to the interface whose columns you want to configure:

 

See the following for more details on each tab:

• Process Image

• Process Performance

• Process Memory

• Process Disk

• Process Network

• Process GPU

• .Net

• Module

• Service

• Handles

Process Image

The process image tab lets you select which columns are shown in the ‘Process’ window. The columns in this tab provide general information about the process.

 

• Use the check-boxes to specify which columns are shown in the process list

• Click 'OK' for your configuration to take effect.

Process Performance

 

 

The process performance tab lets you select which columns are shown in the 'Process' window to provide the detailed statistics and performance information like CPU usage, I/O activity and so on. This data is useful to track the resource overhead of a process at a granular level.

 

• Use the check-boxes to specify which columns are shown in the process list.

• Click 'OK' for your configuration to take effect.

Process Memory

 

The process memory tab lets you select which columns are shown in the 'Process' window. These columns provide granular details about the memory usage of a process.

 

 

• Use the check-boxes to specify which columns are shown in the process list.

• Click 'OK' for your configuration to take effect.

Process Disk

 

The process disk tab lets you select which columns are shown in 'Processes' window. This data is useful to track disk access activities by processes.

• Use the check-boxes to specify which columns are shown in the process list.

• Click 'OK' for your configuration to take effect.

Process Network

 

The process network window lets you configure which columns are shown in 'Process' list. This is useful to track how and which processes are handling network traffic. This data helps to monitor and log internet usage, to provide details which applications consumed that data.

 

• Use the check-boxes to specify which columns are shown in the process list.

• Click 'OK' for your configuration to take effect.
  

Process GPU

 

The GPU processing tab lets you configure which columns are shown in under the 'GPU' area. This is useful to track how and which processes are handling graphic memory. This processor manipulates computer graphics and renders images.

• Use the check-boxes to specify which columns are shown in the process list.

• Click 'OK' for your configuration to take effect.

.NET

 

The .Net tab lets you configure which columns are shown in the '.Net performance' tab. Each column provides insight into the performance of .NET on your system.

Use the check-boxes to specify which columns are shown in the process list.

• Click 'OK' for your configuration to take effect.

Module

 

The module tab lets you configure the columns shown in the 'Modules' tab. See View Properties of a Process > Modules for more details on the 'Properties' dialog and the 'Modules' tab.

 

 

• Use the check-boxes to specify which columns are shown in the process list.

• Click 'OK' for your configuration to take effect.

Service

 

 

The service tab lets you select which columns are shown in the 'Services' window. See Services > Column Selection for more details.

• Use the check-boxes to specify which columns are shown in the process list.

• Click 'OK' for your configuration to take effect.

 

Handles

 

 

The handles tab lets you select which columns are shown in the 'Handles' window. For more details on the Properties dialog and the 'Handles' tab. See View Properties of a Process > Handles for more details on the properties dialog and the handles tab.

 

 

• Use the check-boxes to specify which columns are shown in the process list.

• Click 'OK' for your configuration to take effect