Zitat von mpca am 4. Mai 2022, 18:22 Uhr

https://www.hexacorn.com/blog/2018/07/22/taskmgr-exe-slashing-numbers/

Here they are:

• No command line arguments
  • via Windows Explorer
  • via terminal (cmd.exe, powershell, cygwin, etc.)
  • via WIN+R/Run box
  • win7 – via Control Panel: search for Task manager, Click ‘View running processes with Task Manager’
  • via any other 3rd part component that allows to launch programs e.g. Total Commander, FAR
  • via Search (in Explorer)
• taskmgr.exe /1
  • Start non-elevated Task Manager, click ‘Show processes from all users’ button
• taskmgr.exe /2
  • Press CTRL+SHIFT+ESC
• taskmgr.exe /3
  • Press CTRL+ALT+DEL, click ‘Start Task Manager’
• taskmgr.exe /4
  • Right click on the Taskbar and click ‘Start task Manager’
• taskmgr.exe /5
  • N/A
• taskmgr.exe /6
  • win10 – via Control Panel: search for Task manager, Click ‘View system resource usage in Task Manager’, or ‘Task manager’
• taskmgr.exe /7
  • win10 – via Start Menu, click ‘Task Manager’
    • /7 /Startup – win10: via Msconfig, click ‘Startup’, click ‘Open Task Manager’
• taskmgr.exe /8
  • win8(?) – N/A (guess: perhaps Start Menu, click ‘Task Manager’, but need to verify)
    • /8 /Startup – win8(?): since the command is very similar to the ‘/7 /Startup’ described above, there is a possibility that this applies to Task Manager launched via MSConfig on Win8 (I don’t have win8 at hand to test); notably, there is a reference to this command inside ‘c:\Windows\System32\hcproviders.dll’ on win10; not sure how to trigger it though
• taskmgr.exe /9
  • N/A

Other than launching Task Manager directly one can also use LaunchTM.exe to make it launch Task Manager process via proxy (AFAIK it’s only used by winlogon.exe).