Windows Processes, Services, and Apps are core components of the Windows operating system that manage system functionality and user interaction.
Processes are instances of running programs that include executable code and system resources. They are fundamental to application execution and system operations.
Services are background processes designed to perform system-level tasks without user interaction. They often start automatically and support essential functions like networking, security, and updates.
Apps are user-facing programs that provide interactive functionality. They can be traditional desktop applications or modern Universal Windows Platform (UWP) apps, each running one or more processes.