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[windows] Windows 11 looks at processes that are taking up files

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Requirements: Many people should have encountered the situation of deleting files, prompting the file to be occupied, resulting in the inability to delete, how to check which process the file is occupied?

Open the Resource Monitor from the Task Manager Performance tab, or when you run inputresmonOpen Resource Monitor, switch to the CPU tab, check all processes, and search for file names in Associated Handles, as shown in the following figure:



You can see that it is the WINWORD.EXE process with PID 20980 that occupies the Doc1.docx file.

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