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# How Windows Manages Applications (1 of 2) - A process is a program that is running under the authority of the shell, together with the system resources assigned to it - When a process makes a request for resources to the Win32 subsystem the request is known as a thread - A thread is a single task...

# How Windows Manages Applications (1 of 2) - A process is a program that is running under the authority of the shell, together with the system resources assigned to it - When a process makes a request for resources to the Win32 subsystem the request is known as a thread - A thread is a single task, such as printing a file that the process requests from the kernel - Sometimes a process is called an instance. - A process with more than one thread is called multithreading.