How To Select The 'Details' Tab Initially In Task Manager

Hello, so the topic title is pretty much self explanatory. When I open the Task Manager (Ctrl+Shift+Esc), it opens to the Processes tab initially. The thing is that I don't use this tab at all; I click on the Details tab, since I'm more familiar with that. I would like to automatically open the Details tab every time I open the Task Manager. How can I do that? Also, rearranging those tabs would be perfect, if possible!


Thanks

pepanee said:

Hello, so the topic title is pretty much self explanatory. When I open the Task Manager (Ctrl+Shift+Esc), it opens to the Processes tab initially. The thing is that I don't use this tab at all; I click on the Details tab, since I'm more familiar with that. I would like to automatically open the Details tab every time I open the Task Manager. How can I do that? Also, rearranging those tabs would be perfect, if possible!


Thanks

I know that taskmgr /0 /startup in a Run box or as a shortcut will open Task Manager to Startup tab, maybe there's an iteration of that for the Details tab but I haven't found it!

Okay thanks for that reply.

I want to keep it simple though. I don't want some command that diverts away from pressing CTRL+Shift+ESC for the Task Manager; Whenever I press CTRL+Shift+ESC, I want to see the Details tab initially.

Cool, I'll keep those in mind. I've tried them both, but this would take a lot of time to try to adjust to. They're more in depth which is nice. I'll keep messing around with Process Hacker (I have it to start up instead of Task Manager with CTRL+Shift+ESC). I'll try it for the next few weeks or whatnot, but still, if anyone knows how to set the Details tab to show first, please tell me about it! =)

The Windows Task Manager 'Details' Tab can be initially opened automatically, and easily, with this simple AutoHotkey script that I wrote (.ahk code + compiled executable files attached).
Note that this ahk script/exe must be 'Run as Administrator'

Code:

Run Taskmgr.exe
WinWait ahk_class TaskManagerWindow
ControlClick SysTabControl321, ahk_class TaskManagerWindow

Task Manager (Details).zip
Enjoy! -JT

Tried it ... but it doesn't work for me.

Humm... I forgot to mention that above script was tested only on Windows 10 Creators Update, and Anniversary Update, 64-bit... (and must be run as admin...) You would have to recompile the script to run on 32-bit Windows 10. Also, I noticed on my slower laptop computer, I needed to add an extra line of code 'Sleep 100' after the WinWait command (to compensate for a slight delay in drawing the window) :) Hope this helps! -JT