MemoryView displays the memory attributes for every process providing an organized overview.

MemoryView is presented from a straightforward UI broken down into two panes. The left shows you the running processes broken down by ID-hex, PID-dec, and process name. The right pane gives you the memory attribute details like address, size, type, protection (if any), initial, and a description if available. This little GUI tool keeps it very simple; there are no settings and no options for copying that data provided. Regardless, MemoryView will still be a useful asset for memory leak checks, etc.

Some processes may not be displayed by MemoryView, such as system processes, or protected by kernel drivers.

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