History
Process Explorer began in the early Sysinternals days as two separate utilities, HandleEx and DLLView, which were merged in 2001 Until 2008, Process Explorer worked on Windows 9x/Me, Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000. Versions of Process Explorer up to 12.0 work on Windows 2000; versions 12.04 and higher do not (version 12.04 requires credui.dll and so doesn't work on Windows 2000). The current version runs on Windows XP and upwards. Version 15 added GPU monitoring for Windows Vista and later.
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