04-04-2023, 07:17 PM
Process Explorer 17.04 Portable [En]
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Interface language: English
System requirements:
Windows 8.1 and higher
Windows Server 2012 and higher (x86 / x64)
Description:
Process Explorer is an advanced utility for managing processes running on the system, superior in its parameters to the Windows Task Manager. The program displays in its window detailed information about the process, including the full path, autorun initializer, detection rate on VirusTotal, statistics on memory, processor, disk and network usage, user account, security attributes and much more. By viewing a particular process, you can view the list of DLLs or handles used by that process. The search option provides the ability to search for a process using a resource, such as a file, directory, or registry key, or view a list of processes using a particular loaded DLL. There is a "find a target" - this is a target that can be dragged to any window and the process, the owner of this window, will immediately be highlighted in the Process Explorer window. The type of information displayed in Process Explorer can be completely rebuilt. You can rearrange the columns and determine what data will be displayed in the top window and each tab of the bottom window, as well as the information displayed in the status bar, by selecting the menu option "View|Select Columns" or by right-clicking on the column heading and selecting the option "Select columns". As a result, a title editing window will open, in which you can determine what information will be displayed. ProcExp does not always require administrator rights, but much of the system information is available only when running with elevated permissions. The type of information displayed in Process Explorer can be completely rebuilt. You can rearrange the columns and determine what data will be displayed in the top window and each tab of the bottom window, as well as the information displayed in the status bar, by selecting the menu option "View|Select Columns" or by right-clicking on the column heading and selecting the option "Select columns". As a result, a title editing window will open, in which you can determine what information will be displayed. ProcExp does not always require administrator rights, but much of the system information is available only when running with elevated permissions. The type of information displayed in Process Explorer can be completely rebuilt. You can rearrange the columns and determine what data will be displayed in the top window and each tab of the bottom window, as well as the information displayed in the status bar, by selecting the menu option "View|Select Columns" or by right-clicking on the column heading and selecting the option "Select columns". As a result, a title editing window will open, in which you can determine what information will be displayed. ProcExp does not always require administrator rights, but much of the system information is available only when running with elevated permissions. what data will be displayed in the upper window and in each tab of the lower window, as well as the information displayed in the status bar, you can select the menu option "View|Select Columns" or right-click on the column header and select the "Select Columns" option. As a result, a title editing window will open, in which you can determine what information will be displayed. ProcExp does not always require administrator rights, but much of the system information is available only when running with elevated permissions. what data will be displayed in the upper window and in each tab of the lower window, as well as the information displayed in the status bar, you can select the menu option "View|Select Columns" or right-click on the column header and select the "Select Columns" option. As a result, a title editing window will open, in which you can determine what information will be displayed. ProcExp does not always require administrator rights, but much of the system information is available only when running with elevated permissions. As a result, a title editing window will open, in which you can determine what information will be displayed. ProcExp does not always require administrator rights, but much of the system information is available only when running with elevated permissions. As a result, a title editing window will open, in which you can determine what information will be displayed. ProcExp does not always require administrator rights, but much of the system information is available only when running with elevated permissions.
Main functions:
Displaying the process affinity tree;
Color highlighting of different types of processes such as: services, .net processes, processes running under the same user account as procexp, processes that are part of a job, and packaged images;
Displaying information about the command line and other processes in tooltips;
Highlighting new and recently terminated processes;
More accurate display of CPU utilization, so that processes consuming less than 1% of CPU time are not displayed as idle;
More accurate CPU utilization readings based on CPU cycle counters and context switches;
Duplication of the functions of the task manager, which process explorer completely replaces;
The ability to determine the process that owns a particular visible window on the desktop;
Ability to find the window belonging to the specified process, activate it or close it;
Identification of all dlls and project files loaded by the process, as well as all handles to kernel objects opened by the process;
Search for processes with open handles to kernel objects, in particular, files and folders;
Finding the processes that loaded the dll, identifying its path and other attributes;
Graphical representation of CPU activity, memory allocation and I / O activity for both the system as a whole and for individual processes;
Detailed metrics for memory usage and I/O activity;
Detailed information about the process security context;
Detailed information about tcp/ip endpoints for the process;
View process threads, their starting addresses and stacks;
Process unloading.
About Portable:
The portable version of the program is provided by the developer, it works without installation on a computer. There is a procexp64a.exe
file in the distribution - it is intended for use with ARM architecture processors. On a normal PC is not needed. Only on mobile devices.
Process Explorer 17.04 Portable (8.95 MB)
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System requirements:
Windows 8.1 and higher
Windows Server 2012 and higher (x86 / x64)
Description:
Process Explorer is an advanced utility for managing processes running on the system, superior in its parameters to the Windows Task Manager. The program displays in its window detailed information about the process, including the full path, autorun initializer, detection rate on VirusTotal, statistics on memory, processor, disk and network usage, user account, security attributes and much more. By viewing a particular process, you can view the list of DLLs or handles used by that process. The search option provides the ability to search for a process using a resource, such as a file, directory, or registry key, or view a list of processes using a particular loaded DLL. There is a "find a target" - this is a target that can be dragged to any window and the process, the owner of this window, will immediately be highlighted in the Process Explorer window. The type of information displayed in Process Explorer can be completely rebuilt. You can rearrange the columns and determine what data will be displayed in the top window and each tab of the bottom window, as well as the information displayed in the status bar, by selecting the menu option "View|Select Columns" or by right-clicking on the column heading and selecting the option "Select columns". As a result, a title editing window will open, in which you can determine what information will be displayed. ProcExp does not always require administrator rights, but much of the system information is available only when running with elevated permissions. The type of information displayed in Process Explorer can be completely rebuilt. You can rearrange the columns and determine what data will be displayed in the top window and each tab of the bottom window, as well as the information displayed in the status bar, by selecting the menu option "View|Select Columns" or by right-clicking on the column heading and selecting the option "Select columns". As a result, a title editing window will open, in which you can determine what information will be displayed. ProcExp does not always require administrator rights, but much of the system information is available only when running with elevated permissions. The type of information displayed in Process Explorer can be completely rebuilt. You can rearrange the columns and determine what data will be displayed in the top window and each tab of the bottom window, as well as the information displayed in the status bar, by selecting the menu option "View|Select Columns" or by right-clicking on the column heading and selecting the option "Select columns". As a result, a title editing window will open, in which you can determine what information will be displayed. ProcExp does not always require administrator rights, but much of the system information is available only when running with elevated permissions. what data will be displayed in the upper window and in each tab of the lower window, as well as the information displayed in the status bar, you can select the menu option "View|Select Columns" or right-click on the column header and select the "Select Columns" option. As a result, a title editing window will open, in which you can determine what information will be displayed. ProcExp does not always require administrator rights, but much of the system information is available only when running with elevated permissions. what data will be displayed in the upper window and in each tab of the lower window, as well as the information displayed in the status bar, you can select the menu option "View|Select Columns" or right-click on the column header and select the "Select Columns" option. As a result, a title editing window will open, in which you can determine what information will be displayed. ProcExp does not always require administrator rights, but much of the system information is available only when running with elevated permissions. As a result, a title editing window will open, in which you can determine what information will be displayed. ProcExp does not always require administrator rights, but much of the system information is available only when running with elevated permissions. As a result, a title editing window will open, in which you can determine what information will be displayed. ProcExp does not always require administrator rights, but much of the system information is available only when running with elevated permissions.
Main functions:
Displaying the process affinity tree;
Color highlighting of different types of processes such as: services, .net processes, processes running under the same user account as procexp, processes that are part of a job, and packaged images;
Displaying information about the command line and other processes in tooltips;
Highlighting new and recently terminated processes;
More accurate display of CPU utilization, so that processes consuming less than 1% of CPU time are not displayed as idle;
More accurate CPU utilization readings based on CPU cycle counters and context switches;
Duplication of the functions of the task manager, which process explorer completely replaces;
The ability to determine the process that owns a particular visible window on the desktop;
Ability to find the window belonging to the specified process, activate it or close it;
Identification of all dlls and project files loaded by the process, as well as all handles to kernel objects opened by the process;
Search for processes with open handles to kernel objects, in particular, files and folders;
Finding the processes that loaded the dll, identifying its path and other attributes;
Graphical representation of CPU activity, memory allocation and I / O activity for both the system as a whole and for individual processes;
Detailed metrics for memory usage and I/O activity;
Detailed information about the process security context;
Detailed information about tcp/ip endpoints for the process;
View process threads, their starting addresses and stacks;
Process unloading.
About Portable:
The portable version of the program is provided by the developer, it works without installation on a computer. There is a procexp64a.exe
file in the distribution - it is intended for use with ARM architecture processors. On a normal PC is not needed. Only on mobile devices.
Process Explorer 17.04 Portable (8.95 MB)
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