In other words, different levels of alarm can be shown depending on the current level of severity. Even within the severity, the first priority item may be simply presented, or bolded/glowing if becoming even more risky, or flashing, beeping, etc., as increasing risk warrants.
For example, memory, CPU, network CPU utilization, etc., may move around based on their current severity and be organized by priority, rather than data type. Unlike a traditional user interface which may strive to show menus in the same place, etc., the placement and UI/UX elements may be more associated with an organized/prioritized by severity, and not consistency of which column or tab stop shows what value (where a user would then have to look at the value and manually assess the relevance or severity). For example, when the first priority is reduced to a second priority, it may be shown that a new first priority has now been established as being in the first priority space. The user may be provided with options for changing the priorities, and when the priorities are changed, a position or indicating mechanism may be adjusted (e.g., flopped) so as to show the new order of priorities. In accordance with another aspect of the invention, a critical console view is provided to show the highest priority issues for identifying potentially unwanted software.
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