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.PID File Extension 2 File Associations
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| File Type 1 |
Creative Driver File (Most common) |
| Category |
System Files |
| Common? |
No |
| File Description |
Hardware driver file such as "PdtIdMgr.pid," installed by Creative software; typically installed in the "Program Files\Creative\Shared Files\" directory along with other driver files; enables communication with Creative hardware devices, such as sound cards or portable media players like the Creative Zen. |
| Program(s) that open pid files |
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Windows |
 Used by Creative hardware devices |
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| Updated 4/3/07 |
| File Type 2 |
Process ID |
| Category |
Misc Files |
| Common? |
No |
| File Description |
Unique ID number used by Unix and Windows to reference each running program or process; the PID can be used to get information about the resources a process is using or to end the process.
To end a process on a Unix or Mac OS X computer, type "kill [pid]".
In Windows, type "taskkill [pid]".
Process IDs are not file extensions, but instead are used as identifiers for running processes. |
| Program(s) that open pid files |
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Mac OS |
Apple Terminal
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Windows |
Windows Task Manager
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Linux |
Unix Process Manager |
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| Updated 4/3/07 |
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