Windows 10 Build 16241: Microsoft has released another build of the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, with a lot of improvements and few new features.
The Windows Task Manager as we know it today in Windows 10 displays all processes by default when you open the Task Manager. They are sorted by CPU usage by default, and you may notice that the processes are not grouped in any meaningful way.
Chrome and Firefox processes, for example, are scattered throughout the Taskbar, and the only option you have to bring some order to the chaos is to sort them by name, as this way you can more easily find what you need.
Windows 10 Build 16241 has a new grouping feature in Task Manager that makes things a lot easier.
The new Manager lists the main process name as a group title and under that title displays all the running processes. What's really interesting is that the group title displays the cumulative resource usage of all the processes.
Of course, we don't recommend installing Insider builds on PCs you use for work. If you want to learn more, checkout the official announcement.
The brave can download the ISO they are interested in from the link below:
https://cloud.mail.ru/public/8aFv/fFk3ujRux
