Is there a tool out there that allows to see managed threads as they are running in CLR? Ideally, I would like to see CPU load, state, managed name, and managed id, hopefully even if the thread belongs to thread pool, or is a background thread.

I am using CLR Profiler for dev work. I was hoping for the simplicity of Process Explorer, so that it can be used by testers and customer support, even just running in the background.

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Same Q on SO: stackoverflow.com/q/5720023/90475 – GregC Apr 20 '11 at 6:49
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