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imagine i want to run a program called Foo.exe in the Windows command line. Is there a way I can tag that process ‘Description’ field, when I look in the Task Manager -> Processes ? BTW, the exe isn’t mine / i can’t compile it.
The description field that is displayed by the task manager is read from the version resource of the executable file. So you can’t change it (tag it) when you start the process. If you want to influence what appears there then you need to modify the executable which I don’t believe is what you are looking to do.