From which of the following tools can a technician locate the PID of an application?

Local Security Policy is used to configure security settings, user rights, and audit policies - it has no process or PID information.

MSCONFIG (System Configuration) is used to manage startup programs, services, and boot options, but does not display running process PIDs.

Computer Management provides access to device manager, disk management, and event logs, but does not show real-time process PIDs for running applications.

Task Manager provides a detailed view of all running processes including their associated PIDs, which are visible in the Details tab (Windows 8 and later) or by enabling the PID column in the Processes tab. It is the standard, built-in Windows tool designed for real-time process monitoring and management. Technicians use PIDs from Task Manager to terminate specific processes via command line or to correlate with other diagnostic tools.