Now that we know that we can kill tasks or apps using Activity Monitor, but how to do that? Follow the steps mentioned below: How to end tasks or apps using Activity Monitor on Mac? You can track the served cache by looking at Cache Tab in Activity Monitor. In case, you have sluggish internet access, look at the network tab, some apps might be consuming more internet resulting in your browsing experience slow.Ĭache Tab: If you want to save more bandwidth, it can be possible by letting those caching services running on your Mac. Network Tab: This tab will show you how much data is used by running apps. The energy tab is very helpful if your Mac is on a low battery, you can terminate the process with high-consuming energy to save Mac’s battery.
SEE ALSO What to do if Trackpad is Not Working on macOSĮnergy Tab: This tab is helpful to know how much energy your running apps and tasks are consuming.
If that’s not the case, use the search bar to locate specific elements of tasks on Mac. Keeping in mind that multiple tasks are running, you can arrange them by names, memory usage, process ID. If some tasks are running unknowingly in the background, you can easily spot them using Activity Monitor. Step 3: Wait for Activity Monitor to show up. Step 1: Press Command+Spaceabar to summon Spotlight feature on Mac. How to open Activity Monitor using Spotlight This is the quick way to summon Activity Monitor. You can also open Activity Monitor on Mac, by using Spotlight with the shortcut keys. Step 3: Now, simple double click on Activity Monitor. Here’s how to open Activity Monitor on Mac: As a result, Mac can use the free memory in another necessary task. By terminating the app or ending a task, you are helping Mac to release some memory. You can actually manage tasks on your Mac, this made easy with Activity Monitor. SEE ALSO How to Move Photos from iCloud Photos to Google Photos How to Access the Activity Monitor on Mac
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