[RSD]

I believe it uses the exception list in the registry to show items in the task manager.

..Ramesh

Originally Posted by bobby2478

I had a question related to the HTC Task Manager, and the running programs it displays.

If I open Communications Manager for example, then press the Start button, click Today, then go into the HTC Task Manager from the header, you will notice that Communications Manager ISN'T listed under running applications. Neither is ActiveSync, which sporadically is running in the background also.

However if you go into the regular windows Task Manager, you'll see ActiveSync and Communications Manager.

Is there any reason why applications such as these NEVER show up in the HTC Task Mgr? I'm finding that if I want to make sure all running apps are killed I need to go into the standard Task Manager as HTC isn't finding everything.

Thanks!