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54 Part II Usage Guide<br />

FIGURE 3-7 The Process Image tab of the Select Columns dialog box.<br />

Process Image Tab<br />

The Process Image tab (shown in Figure 3-7) contains process attributes that, for the most<br />

part, are established at process start and do not change over the life of a process. These<br />

include the Process Name and PID columns, which are always displayed and cannot be<br />

deselected. The other columns you can select from this tab are as follows:<br />

■ User Name The user account in which the process is running, in DOMAIN\USER<br />

format.<br />

■ Description Extracted from the version resource of the executable image. If this<br />

column is not enabled, the information appears in the process name tooltip.<br />

■ Company Name Extracted from the version resource of the executable image. If this<br />

column is not enabled, the information appears in the process name tooltip.<br />

■ Verified Signer Indicates whether the executable image has been verified as digitally<br />

signed by a certificate that chains to a root authority trusted by the computer. See the<br />

“Verifying Image Signatures” section later in this chapter for more information.<br />

■ Version The file version extracted from the version resource of the executable image.<br />

■ Image Path The path to the executable image. Note that when this column is<br />

enabled, the process name tooltip no longer shows the full path.<br />

■ Image Type (64 vs 32-bit) On 64-bit versions of <strong>Windows</strong>, this field indicates whether<br />

the program is running native 64-bit code or 32-bit code running in WOW64 (<strong>Windows</strong><br />

On <strong>Windows</strong>64). On 32-bit versions of <strong>Windows</strong>, this check box is disabled.<br />

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