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It also presents unique 'Port Finder' feature which makes it easy to search for particular Network Port used by any of the running processes. For example you can search for port 80 to find all processes who are accessing web (HTTP) services currently. You can right click on any process and perform more action such as killing it, viewing properties, performing scan etc.

In case you find any Suspicious Process, you can quickly verify the same through 'Online Scan' option. This allows you to verify malicious nature of any process using one of the integrated services - VirusTotal, ProcessLibrary, Google.

Process Network Monitor works on all Windows platforms starting from XP to Windows 10.

• Detailed Network Activity of Process: Displays all network bound processes and all (TCP/UDP) ports/connections opened by selected Process.
• Unique 'Port Finder' feature: Search for processes which are using specified port such as 80 (used for websites).
• Online Malicious Process Verification: Scan suspicious Processes using online services such as VirusTotal, ProcessLibrary and Google.
• Color based Representation: Displays network oriented processes in Red color for quick identification.
• Quick Sort Feature: Arrange the listed Processes based on name, pid, path, company, tcp/udp count, net connections etc
• Right Click Context Menu: Helps you to quickly Kill Process, View Properties and Perform Online Scan.
• Professional Report: Generate complete report in HTML/XML format.
• Portable Version: You can easily run it directly without installation.

ProcNetMonitor is easy and simple to use with its interactive GUI interface.

Here are simple steps,

• Launch ProcNetMonitor on your system.
• By default it will display all Network bound Processes. You can uncheck 'Show only Network Processes' to see all processes.
• Next you can click on any process to see its open TCP/UDP ports & active network connections.
• You can also right click on any process and perform more actions like Kill Process, Online Scan, View Properties etc.
• If you are suspicious about any Process, just use Online Scan to check it out immediately.
• In addition, you can use 'Port Finder' to search for any processes using specific port (such as 80)
• Finally you can export the displayed process list to HTML/XML file. Click on the 'Export' button and then select the type of file from the drop down box of 'Save File Dialog'.