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Chromebook Shortcut of the Week - The Task Manager



Did you know that you can easily access your task manager on the Chromebook? If you Chromebook is running slow, underperforming, or something similar, you can investigate the reason why this is the case using the Chromebook Task Manager.
Chromebook Task Manager

To get there via shortcut, you have to press "Shift + Esc" at the same time on your Chromebook keyboard. This will show you what is running and how many resources that it is using on your Chromebook. It is an easy way to make sure that you are maximizing your Chromebook's battery and use.

Chromebook Keyboard

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