Remote Task Control

Remote Task Control could easily be seen as a beefier version of the classic Windows Task Manager. This means it has all the perks of the previously mentioned Microsoft tool while also adding new perspectives to the already original formula.

With this application, one can easily view a detailed list of active services, processes, and installed drivers or apps. You can equally execute various commands that will affect any of the shown entries, keeping in mind that with this app, it is also possible to remotely deploy instructions to other machines running the same version of the program.

Well, the first thing you might wonder as an average user is how easy it is to interact with this program. The answer is so-and-so. Why? Simply because the interface is somewhat dated, and although everything is accurately labeled, the chosen color scheme can at times make it hard to spot a specific entry.

The point is that some changes could be made to better differentiate processes and subprocesses from other entries in a list. While a minor setback, the rest of the application is still pretty easy to navigate. Right-clicking an entry will bring up a small list of available actions.

Any entry can easily be copied to clipboard, killed within the system it functions, and even googled. Now, the last part is most important, especially if you're in doubt about a certain service or program being safe. Running a Google search could prove vital in this case, especially since it will outline any issues the file has in other scenarios, with other users.

Remote Task Control is an application designed for users who would like more power and control over all functioning services, applications, and drivers on their devices. With this program, it becomes easier to manage all the above-mentioned elements on account of its added perks.