Helwan process Manager - User Guide
1. Interface Overview
The Helwan process Manager dashboard allows you to monitor and manage your system in real-time. Key components include:
- Language Selector: Choose your preferred language for the interface.
- Search Bar: Quickly filter and find processes by name or PID.
- Tab Navigation: Access different sections like Performance, Processes, System Info, Network, Startup Programs, and About.
- Status Bar: Displays real-time notifications and system status messages.
2. Performance Tab
This tab displays real-time graphs of system performance metrics:
- CPU Usage: Current CPU usage percentage.
- RAM Usage: Current memory usage percentage.
- Disk Read: Disk read speed in KB/s.
- Disk Write: Disk write speed in KB/s.
Graphs update continuously to give you live system feedback.
3. Processes Tab
Manage active processes on your system:
- Table: Lists all running processes with details like PID, CPU, RAM usage, etc.
- Refresh: Update the process list.
- Kill: Terminate a selected process.
- Renice: Adjust the process priority.
- Inspect: View detailed information about a process.
- Suspend / Resume: Pause or continue a process.
- Set CPU Affinity: Assign which CPU cores the process can use.
- Set I/O Priority: Adjust input/output scheduling priority.
- Open File Location: Open the folder where the process's executable is located.
Tip: Click column headers to sort the processes by CPU, memory, or name.
4. System Info Tab
View detailed system and disk information:
- System Info: Displays OS, kernel version, CPU, RAM, and other system details.
- Disk Info: Shows mounted disks, partitions, and free/used space.
5. Network & Sensors Tab
Monitor system network connections and sensors:
- Network Connections: Lists active network connections and ports.
- Hardware Sensors: Displays CPU temperature, fan speeds, and voltages.
6. Network Monitor Tab
Live graphing of network activity:
- Upload: Shows outgoing traffic in KB/s.
- Download: Shows incoming traffic in KB/s.
- Interface Info: Details of your network interfaces (IP, speed, status).
7. Startup Programs Tab
Manage programs that start with your system:
- Refresh Startup Programs: Update the list of programs that launch at startup.
- Disable Selected: Prevent a selected program from starting automatically.
- Enable Selected: Re-enable a disabled startup program.
8. About Tab
Displays application information, version, and developer credits.
9. Additional Notes
- All actions are performed safely with system permissions in mind.
- Sorting and filtering make it easy to locate processes quickly.
- Graphs provide a visual representation of performance trends.
Security Tip
Be cautious when killing or suspending processes. Terminating critical system processes can destabilize your system.
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