Last Updated on June 4, 2020 by Larious
Well, if you have been using Windows operating system for a while, then you might be well aware of the Task Manager. Task Manager is a resource monitor utility that lets you see all active apps and processes. Similarly, Google Chrome also has a built-in task manager to see extensions and tabs using the most resources.
Google Chrome’s Task Manager could be handy if you know how to use it. Most of the users don’t even know that the Chrome browser has a task manager to deal with extensions and unresponsive tabs. The built-in task manager of the Chrome browser could help you troubleshoot tabs and extensions.
Here’s How to Use Google Chrome’s Built-in Task Manager
So, in this article, we have decided to share the best method to use Chrome’s built-in Task Manager. You don’t need to install any third-party app as the option is hidden under the settings. So, let’ explore how to use Chrome’s Built-in Task Manager on Windows 10.
Step 1. First of all, open the Google Chrome browser on your Windows 10 PC.
![Here's How to Use Google Chrome's Built-in Task Manager 33 Open the Google Chrome browser](https://lowkeytech.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/1591297456_316_Heres-How-to-Use-Google-Chromes-Built-in-Task-Manager.jpg)
![Here's How to Use Google Chrome's Built-in Task Manager 34 Open the Google Chrome browser](https://lowkeytech.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/1591297456_316_Heres-How-to-Use-Google-Chromes-Built-in-Task-Manager.jpg)
Step 2. Now click on the three dots button.
![Here's How to Use Google Chrome's Built-in Task Manager 35 Click on the three dots](https://lowkeytech.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/1591297457_374_Heres-How-to-Use-Google-Chromes-Built-in-Task-Manager.jpg)
![Here's How to Use Google Chrome's Built-in Task Manager 36 Click on the three dots](https://lowkeytech.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/1591297457_374_Heres-How-to-Use-Google-Chromes-Built-in-Task-Manager.jpg)
Step 3. Select More Tools > Task Manager.
![Here's How to Use Google Chrome's Built-in Task Manager 37 Click on More Tools > Task Manager](https://lowkeytech.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/1591297457_865_Heres-How-to-Use-Google-Chromes-Built-in-Task-Manager.jpg)
![Here's How to Use Google Chrome's Built-in Task Manager 38 Click on More Tools > Task Manager](https://lowkeytech.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/1591297457_865_Heres-How-to-Use-Google-Chromes-Built-in-Task-Manager.jpg)
Step 4. This would open Chrome’s hidden Task Manager.
![Here's How to Use Google Chrome's Built-in Task Manager 39 Chrome's hidden Task Manager](https://lowkeytech.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/1591297457_430_Heres-How-to-Use-Google-Chromes-Built-in-Task-Manager.jpg)
![Here's How to Use Google Chrome's Built-in Task Manager 40 Chrome's hidden Task Manager](https://lowkeytech.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/1591297457_430_Heres-How-to-Use-Google-Chromes-Built-in-Task-Manager.jpg)
Step 5. To end any troublesome process, select the process and click on ‘End Process’ button.
![Here's How to Use Google Chrome's Built-in Task Manager 41 To end any process, select the process and click on 'End Process'](https://lowkeytech.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/1591297457_163_Heres-How-to-Use-Google-Chromes-Built-in-Task-Manager.jpg)
![Here's How to Use Google Chrome's Built-in Task Manager 42 To end any process, select the process and click on 'End Process'](https://lowkeytech.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/1591297457_163_Heres-How-to-Use-Google-Chromes-Built-in-Task-Manager.jpg)
Step 6. You can also choose multiple processes to end them.
![Here's How to Use Google Chrome's Built-in Task Manager 43 Select multiple process to end](https://lowkeytech.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/1591297457_968_Heres-How-to-Use-Google-Chromes-Built-in-Task-Manager.jpg)
![Here's How to Use Google Chrome's Built-in Task Manager 44 Select multiple process to end](https://lowkeytech.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/1591297457_968_Heres-How-to-Use-Google-Chromes-Built-in-Task-Manager.jpg)
Step 7. To find out the resources each task is using up, right-click on the Task, and select the desired stats from the context menu.
![Here's How to Use Google Chrome's Built-in Task Manager 45 Open the contect menu to show more details](https://lowkeytech.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/1591297457_817_Heres-How-to-Use-Google-Chromes-Built-in-Task-Manager.jpg)
![Here's How to Use Google Chrome's Built-in Task Manager 46 Open the contect menu to show more details](https://lowkeytech.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/1591297457_817_Heres-How-to-Use-Google-Chromes-Built-in-Task-Manager.jpg)
Step 8. To find which process is using more RAM resources, click on the ‘Memory Footprint’ tab.
![Here's How to Use Google Chrome's Built-in Task Manager 47 Click on the 'Memory Footprint' to find processes consuming more RAM](https://lowkeytech.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/1591297457_943_Heres-How-to-Use-Google-Chromes-Built-in-Task-Manager.jpg)
![Here's How to Use Google Chrome's Built-in Task Manager 48 Click on the 'Memory Footprint' to find processes consuming more RAM](https://lowkeytech.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/1591297457_943_Heres-How-to-Use-Google-Chromes-Built-in-Task-Manager.jpg)
That’s it! You are done. This is how you can use Chrome’s built-in Task Manager on Windows 10.
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