Task Manager is a tool in Windows that shows you what programs and processes are running on your computer. It also shows how your computer is performing.

In Windows 11, Task Manager has a new feature called “Real-time update speed”. This lets you control how often the information you see is refreshed or updated.

You can pick from these options:

• High – updates every 0.5 seconds
• Normal – updates every 1 second
• Low – updates every 4 seconds
• Pause – stops live updates

How to Change Real-Time Update Speed in Task Manager

Follow these easy steps to change how often Task Manager updates its data:

1. Open Task Manager:
   • Right-click the Start button and choose Task Manager, or
   • Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc on your keyboard.
2. Look at the bottom left corner of the Task Manager window and click on Settings.

3. In the Settings panel, find the section called Real-time update speed.

4. Choose the update speed you want from the list:

• High
• Normal
• Low
• Pause

Tip: You can press Alt + U on your keyboard to open the Real-time update speed menu quickly.

That’s it! Task Manager will now update information at the speed you chose.

Summary

• Windows 11 Task Manager lets you control how often it refreshes data with the “Real-time update speed” feature.
• You can set it to update very fast, slower, or even pause updates.
• Changing this setting is easy and can help you see data at a comfortable pace.

If you want to learn more about using Task Manager, check out this simple guide to Task Manager in Windows 11.