Solved Win 11 Pro missing Resource/Performance screens?

New user of Win 11 Pro, but it's ben a decade of using Win 7. I saw someone stating that the Finder version of Win 11 has these diagnostic tools, but Pro does NOT. I really liked those tools on my old Dell Workstation 5400, but Win 11 has me concerned that stuff like that is no longer available. Does anyone know where it can be found?
I appreciate the opportunity to learn from this forum. Thanks

Finder version? What's that?

Insider, maybe?

What diagnostic tools do you refer to?

bobkn said:

Finder version? What's that?

Insider, maybe?

What diagnostic tools do you refer to?

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I think by finder, @Fixmeister might mean explorer? Finder is the ‘Mac explorer’

James said:

I think by finder, @Fixmeister might mean explorer? Finder is the ‘Mac explorer’

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I wondered. The last version of MacOS I used was some version of OS 7. That was back in the early to mid 90s. I doubt that "Fixmiester" would mistake that for Windows 7, though. (Even if his handle should probably be spelled "Fixmeister". )

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Resource Monitors

Fixmiester said:

New user of Win 11 Pro, but it's ben a decade of using Win 7. I saw someone stating that the Finder version of Win 11 has these diagnostic tools, but Pro does NOT. I really liked those tools on my old Dell Workstation 5400, but Win 11 has me concerned that stuff like that is no longer available. Does anyone know where it can be found?
I appreciate the opportunity to learn from this forum. Thanks

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Right-click of the Taskbar or right-click of the Start button will show Task Manager, just looks a bit different from Win10 and earlier. I'm on the latest Version and Build.

1st pott, new forum member. 3 Hours ago.

Hit-and-run?

Fixmiester said:

Does anyone know where it can be found?

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Windows Tools...
or, just type resmon, perfmon or perfmon /rel into a Run box.

Man, you guys come in hot. Thanks for the help.
Well the "Finder" reference came from a youtube tutorial that I came across this morning, referencing Win 11 Task Manager features. After I posted my original thread here, my screen notified me that there was an optional update for Windows 11 available, called version 21H2 that provided new features for Task Manager. It took forever to load and install, but once I opened the updated Task Manager it brought up most of the details I remember from Win 7. Have not found the Core & Thread utilization yet, but it may be there. BTW, I changed the spelling of my handle because I have used the same name on several forums over the last twenty years, and I didn't want to get this forum confused with the others!
Looking forward to learning more about Win 11 as the weeks go by. Thanks guys.