If these options don’t appear in the list, you haven’t upgraded to the October 2018 Update yet. If you don’t see these columns, right-click the headings here and enable the “Power Usage” and “Power Usage Trend” columns. You can also drag and drop the headings to reorder the list of columns. Enlarge the window by clicking and dragging at the corner until you see the Power Usage and Power Usage Trend columns, or scroll to the right. This information appears on the Processes pane but is hidden by the small size of the window.
If you don’t see the full Task Manager pane, click “More Details” at the bottom. How to See a Process’s Power Usage Detailsįirst, open the Task Manager by right-clicking your taskbar and selecting “Task Manager,” or by pressing Ctrl+Shift+Esc.
