Filed under: Utilities, Windows, Freeware
Sysinternals Live: Grab all the latest Sysinternals utilities in one place
by Brad Linder May 29th 2008
Here are a few of our favorite Sysinternals apps:
Process Explorer - This is a replacement for the Windows Task Explorer that gives you detailed information about your CPU and RAM usage as well as running processes.
Autoruns - This utility lets you easily manage the programs and processes that launch every time Windows starts.
Contig - This is a powerful command-line disk defragmenter.
You can access these programs by typing \\live.sysinternals.com\tools\contig.exe or autoruns.exe or procexp.exe into your Windows Explorer. You can run programs this way even if you haven't previously downloaded and installed them. Or if you just want easy access to the installers, you can also use http://live.sysinternals.com/contig.exe.
If you know the name of the utility you want, you can create a browser bookmark that will always link to the latest version.
[via ZDNet]
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