Current process info pane: Modules
Pane at the right bottom of the main window of TaskInfo contains tabs with information about current process selected in process pane. Note that information is shown only for real processes (not Idle, VxD NTKern etc.). Show sample
Select name of a tab to read its description:
‘Modules’ tab contains information about program modules (usually DLLs) opened by current process. Show sample
Information about current process modules is presented in nine columns:
Name |
module name. Usually it is equal to file name of this module. |
Base Address |
base address of module in memory space of current process (in hexadecimal form). |
Size |
module image size in memory (in bytes). |
InMem |
Module Size in Physical Memory |
LUsage |
usage count of module in current process only (local). Available only under Windows 9x (95/98/ME). |
GUsage |
usage count of module in all processes (global). Some modules may be used by different processes (especially system modules). Available only under Windows 9x (95/98/ME). |
MM |
Module or Mapped File Indicator. If "Y" than information about Memory Mapped File. |
Build Time |
Module Build Data and Time |
Version |
module version number (if available). |
Description |
short text description of module’s main function (if available). |
Company |
name of company that has created this module (if available). |
Signer |
Signer Company from Module Image Digital Signature. Also it shows verification status of image signature. If signature "verified" it means that nobody changed this file content. |
Full Path |
path to main executable file of module. |
Tip: you can sort list of modules in this pane by any column’s contents by clicking on column’s header. If you want to invert sort order, just click at the same column’s header another time.
Tip: you can use mouse wheel to scroll information in all panes of the main window of the program.