Task Manager has gone over some major overhauls in Windows 8 (and 8.1)
Right-click menus have undergone some major overhauls in Windows 8 (and 8.1)
Therefore it stands to reason (and logic) that right click in Task Manager may have undergone an overhaul… and it has! … in a fashion
I would not call it a major overhaul but the new right click options in Task Manager are very nice. Here are some of my favorites
1) right click to end process – now works with far less clicks: right-click the process and choose “End Task”. That’s it
2) right click the CPU graph on the “Performance” tab and you will be able to see kernel mode and user mode usages – very handy
3) Right click any graph and choose summary view to get see just the graph
4) Although not directly part of the right-click improvements the fact that startup applications are now listed in Task Manager means you can right-click them and disable – no need to go to msconfig from the search/run box
5) Right click everything in the details tab – there are just a ton of tools there!