Which of the following options are available in Process Explorer after right-clicking a running process in the top window pane? Select all that apply.

To determine the options available in Process Explorer after right-clicking a running process in the top window pane, you generally have the following common options:

1. Suspend - Temporarily halts the process.
2. Kill Process - Terminates the process immediately.
3. Set Affinity - Allocates which CPU cores the process can use.
4. Set Priority - Changes the priority level of the process.
5. Properties - Opens detailed information about the process.
6. Create Dump - Generates a memory dump of the process for analysis.
7. End Process Tree - Ends the selected process and all its child processes.
8. Open File Location - Navigates to the directory containing the executable.
9. Find Handle or DLL - Searches for handles or loaded DLLs used by the process.

Depending on the version and specific context, some options may vary or new options may appear. It is recommended to verify it by checking the Process Explorer directly for the most accurate and up-to-date options.