To view memory statistics for a specific process in Resource Monitor, what should you do?

To view memory statistics for a specific process in Resource Monitor, filtering by the process is the most direct and effective method. Resource Monitor is designed to provide detailed insights into system performance, including memory usage per process. By applying a filter, you can isolate the data pertaining to the desired process, thereby obtaining a clear view of its memory statistics, such as how much memory it is consuming and how that relates to the system as a whole. This focuses your analysis and makes it easier to troubleshoot or evaluate the performance of that particular application.

Other methods listed may not directly yield the specific memory statistics in Resource Monitor. For example, simply clicking on the process name might highlight it but won't filter the display to showcase just that process's memory usage metrics. Using Task Manager instead would shift the view from Resource Monitor, potentially losing the level of detail that Resource Monitor provides for memory diagnostics. Adjusting Performance Monitor settings also diverges from directly accessing memory usage data for a specific process, as Performance Monitor is typically used for a broader range of performance metrics across multiple processes or system attributes.