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Overview
Welcome to the CyberManager Wiki!
CyberManager is a lightweight, high-capacity virtualized task manager. Powered by the native NT engine, it offers instant search and a compact mode. The ultimate alternative to Windows Task Manager.
Here you can learn about the functions and detailed usage of CyberManager.
New here? Start with How do you use CyberManager? for simple everyday examples.
Key Features at a Glance
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Virtualized Grid | Visible rows, background icon loading, and smooth scrollbar arrows |
| NT-Native Engine | Direct NT API calls for instant refresh |
| Real-Time CPU% | Delta-based per-process calculation |
| Live Sparklines | CPU and RAM history that moves smoothly between real samples |
| Floating Metrics Widget | Movable, pinnable CPU/RAM readings and history, plus a disk activity LED |
| Disk Performance | Combined or per-disk activity, read/write graphs, transfer rates, and session totals |
| Run New Task | Programs, arguments, folders, documents, and URLs, with a 20-entry history and optional elevation |
| Keyboard Navigation | Title-bar shortcuts, shortcut badges, and arrow-key navigation in More |
| Persistent Update Notices | Available updates stay visible from the title bar or tray |
| System Information | Detailed hardware topology, memory, and I/O metrics |
| Process Control | End, end tree, restart, suspend, resume, set priority |
| Batch Control | Multi-select and end several processes at once |
| Pause Detection | Freeze the process list while gauges keep updating |
| Column Menu | Show or hide columns; sorting and layout are remembered |
| Resource Heatmap | Adaptive CPU/RAM thermal tinting |
| Single Instance | Launching again restores the existing window in the same session |
| Bilingual | English and Spanish UI |
Getting Started
- Download from Releases
- Run the installer or portable version
- Press
Alt+Shift+Mto toggle the window - View and manage running processes
Document Index
Start Here
- How Do You Use CyberManager? — Simple everyday examples for new users
Core Features
- Process Management — Grid, search, grouping, NT-native engine
- Run New Task: Open programs and resources, reuse recent commands
- Features — Heatmap, sparklines, themes, tray, hotkey
- System Information — Hardware topology, memory, I/O metrics
- Settings — All configurable options
Reference
- Keyboard Shortcuts — Complete shortcut reference
- Installation & Setup — Install, build, auto-start
- FAQ — Frequently asked questions
- Changelog — Release history
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