Sysinternals now rebranded "Windows Sysinternals"

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  1. Chubb

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    1. No, its a combination of Filemonitor, Registry Monitor plus a Process Monitor.
    2. MS bought/fusioned with Sysinternals.
     
  5. Peter2150

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    Hmm First one out of the box with Microsoft and it locked my system up tighter than a drum. LOL
     
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    Which utility Peter ? I'm just downloading the suite now. Only just got started with Process Explorer the other day :(

    Used Rootkit Revealer for some time.
     
  7. Chubb

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    I browsed the site a bit and noted that most of the tools are updated to newer versions.
     
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    I agree with Peter2150.

    Use new Process Monitor at your own risk. IMO, it is not ready to be released. Caused me to lock up too. I'll bet Mark didn't write all the code for this one... :(
     
  9. ErikAlbert

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    Maybe M$ should call it "Windows Sysinternals Beta" for awhile. :)
     
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    V.good LOL

    I would actually be interested in which of all these smart little apps, you good people find especially useful on a day to day basis, and why.

    The BSOD screensaver certainly has 'prank' value ;)
     
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    Here is my list (see photo.)

    I don't use them everyday. When I do use them, I use them to find problems, see what/where my PC is connecting to, look for Rootkits and just mess around with ZoomIt.
     

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    No problems here with Process monitor, used it just to see if it locks up, may be I get problem if I use longer.
     
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    Thanks Han

    R/Revealer, I've used for a while and just d/loaded Process Explorer the other day. I'll take a look at the others you use.
     
  14. Chubb

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    Same here with HAN and Peter2150. :( Complete lockups, when the processes are loading to around 36%. I have already turned off all security software and added Process Monitor to the exclusion list. I should have tried it before posting it. :oops:
     
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    Add one more to that list... It also frooze my PC when I tried it :rolleyes: (process explorer)
     
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    So my PC seems infected. It did not frooze.:D
     
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    No problems with the new Process Monitor over here (virtual machine), but I´m not happy about a couple of GUI related things.

    Sysinternals tools that I use:

    Process Explorer (daily)
    AutoRuns
    Filemon
    Regmon

    I do hope Process Explorer will become faster to startup, I hate it when it sometimes takes about 3 to 4 seconds to load! :cautious:
     
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    Hello,
    So they have started destroying yet another family of products. First, it was Giant. Now, it's Mark's work.
    Mrk
     
  20. dcdc

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    I have to admit that I am terribly saddened by this acquistion by Microsoft. I can see no good coming of the union for the average computer user who may have used sysinternal's products. I use Process Explorer every day when it seems that my machine is running slowly for some unknown reason.

    I never used Giant AS, but I understood that it was a good product. I don't think Windows Defender has kept up with the best of the AS products, and from what I have read it does not fare very well in comparitive testing.
     
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    Btw, does nobody have this problem? It is really starting to annoy me, but so far I have not found a good alternative.
     
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