Is it possible to monitor which processes are using more hardware resources?

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A customer wants to know if it's possible to know wich processes are using more hardware resources. He needs to know if his users are using hardware resources to work or something like songs, pps, videos, etc.

Is it possible?

Thanks in advance.

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Hello,

I'm afraid this is not possible with PRTGs inbuilt sensors.

Best Regards.

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