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The command ps aux , in its leftmost column lists the user associated with the process that is listed in its rightmost column. If you know the name of the program, you might faster get there by issuing: ps au -C .
Example 8: Find the owner of a process The second pipeline shows a different way to get the owner of a process using Get-CimInstance and Invoke-CimMethod . The Win32Process class with a filter retrieves pwsh processes and the invoked GetOwner() method returns information on the processs Domain and User.
To see all running processes, use the ps aux command, which lists processes from all users. Alternatively, use the top or htop commands for a real-time view of process activity, including memory and CPU usage.
To see an incredibly detailed list of processes, you can use the ps aux command. a - all users. u - shows the user/owner. x - displays processes not executed in the terminal (making the output rather long)
For example: List all processes: ps -e. Full format listing of all processes: ps -ef. Show processes for a specific user: ps -u username. Display processes sorted by CPU usage: ps -eo pid,ppid, cmd,%cpu,%mem --sort=-%cpu. Display only the process IDs: ps -eo pid.

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User processes operate in user mode to execute user programs and utilities and in kernel mode to execute instructions that belong to the kernel. A user process enters kernel mode by issuing a system call, when an exception (fault) is generated, or when an interrupt occurs.

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