I've used these programs in the past but not lately. It was time to check in on them and see what improvements they've made. The above 2 programs show you the same info but in different ways.
There was another processor monitor that has a security module attached to it. It would tell you if it was spyware and have a color associated with the app. I just can't remember the name of it.
Just depends on what I'm doing really. Mainly I use belarc advisor, hijackthis(I guess it counts. It helps to know whats running on a pc that your not sitting at. ), process explorer.
There was another processor monitor that has a security module attached to it. It would tell you if it was spyware and have a color associated with the app. I just can't remember the name of it.
there's also Wininternals(owned by the same people). as for Sysinternals going down, i doubt it. i'm willing to bet that Process Explorer and maybe a few other tools will become part of Vista. the time is now to replace Task Manager with Process Explorer
there's also Wininternals(owned by the same people). as for Sysinternals going down, i doubt it. i'm willing to bet that Process Explorer and maybe a few other tools will become part of Vista. the time is now to replace Task Manager with Process Explorer
I hope you are correct and that Microsoft integrates several of Sysinternals' excellent utilities into Vista. However, considering Microsoft's reputation on these kinds of issues, I doubt that will happen.
I hope you are correct and that Microsoft integrates several of Sysinternals' excellent utilities into Vista.
Contig would be a nice quick defragger to add-on for quick defragmentation of individual files and folders without having to defrag a whole partition. But then again I don't care what they put into Vista because I'll never buy it.