Sysinternals tool: procexp / procexp64

The process explorer.

Unique features of the process explorer (Windows Internals, 7th edition):

• A process security token, such as lists of groups and privileges and the virtualization state
• Highlighting to show changes in the process, thread, DLLs, and handles list
• A list of services inside service-hosting processes, including the display name and description
• A list of additional process attributes, such as mitigation policies and their process protection level
• Processes that are part of a job and job details
• Processes hosting .NET applications and .NET-specific details, such as the list of AppDomains,
• loaded assemblies, and CLR performance counters
• Processes that host the Windows Runtime (immersive processes)
• The start time for processes and threads
• A complete list of memory-mapped files (not just DLLs)
• The ability to suspend a process or a thread
• The ability to kill an individual thread
• Easy identification of which processes were consuming the most CPU over a period of time

The process explorer is able to show symbol names (function names) on a process's thread's stack if configured with the symbols (Debugging tools for Windows).