windows - What is the meaning of thread count in process (wmic) -


When I'm running wmic query through the command line, I have a line with THREADCOUNT I'm not aware of the value

I do not know about the meaning of threadcount .

I'm running this wmic query:

  get wmic process (where captions like '% Explorer%') * / get the format : List   

Output of the above queries:

  caption = explorer.exe exists in the partition = C: \ Windows \ Explorer. Exe CreationClassName = Win32_Process CreationDate = 20140725092933.908032 + 330 CSCreationClassName = Win32_ComputerSystem CSName = DIGITALFOX Description = explorer.exe ExecutablePath = C: \ Windows \ Explorer.EXE ExecutionState = Handle = 1820 Handlankt = 856 InstallDate = KernelModeTime = 50388323 MaxverWorkSetSize = 1380ConstructuringSetset = 200Name = explorer.exe OSCreationClassName = Win32_OperatingSystem OSName = Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate | C: \ Windows \ Device \ Harddisk0 \ Partition2OtherOperationCount = 90378 Anytronsfrkount = 20893 00 PageFaults = 63,847 PageFileUsage = 32724 ParentProcessId = 1776 PeakPageFileUsage = 70,672 PeakVirtualSize = 284,794,880 PeakWorkingSetSize = 42,564 Priority = 8 PrivatePageCount = 33,509,376 ProcessID = 1820 QuotaNonPagedPoolUsage = 48 QuotaPagedPoolUsage = 388 QuotaPeakNonPagedPoolUsage = 53 QuotaPeakPagedPoolUsage = 490 ReadOperationCount = 1543 ReadTransferCount = 4,529,679 sessionid = 1 position = TerminationDate = THREADCOUNT = 30 UserModeTime = 34,008,218 VirtualSize = 235,257,856 WindowsVersion = 6.1.7600 WorkingSetSize = 33,030,144 WriteOperationCount = 6 WriteTransferCount = 669   < P>  What does THREADCOUNT mean in the above data? Each process about processes and threads provides the necessary resources to run a program. One process consists of a virtual address space, executable code, system objects, a security context, a unique process identifier, environment variable, priority class, minimum and maximum work set size, and open hand for at least one thread of execution. . Each process starts with a thread, which is often called the primary thread, but it can create additional threads from any thread.  

A thread is an entity within a process that can be set for execution. All threads of a process share its virtual address space and system resources. In addition, each thread has an exception handler, a scheduling priority, thread thrational storage, a unique thread identifier, and a set of structures that use until the system threads the reference to save, unless it is scheduled. The reference to the thread includes the user stack in the address space of the thread's machine registers, the kernel stack, the thread environment block and thread process. Threads may also have their own security reference, which can be done due to customers holding

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