Sysinternals (Microsoft)
Sysinternals is a collection of advanced system utilities and technical resources originally created and maintained by Mark Russinovich and Bryce Cogswell starting in the late 1990s. The tools — including Process Explorer, Autoruns, ProcMon, PsTools, RamMap, DebugView, AccessEnum and many others — were designed to help Windows administrators, developers and security professionals troubleshoot, diagnose, and analyze Windows systems at a low level. The original sysinternals.com site became a widely used resource for deep Windows internals knowledge and free utilities.
Microsoft acquired Sysinternals in 2006 and has since hosted and maintained the suite as part of its documentation and tooling offerings. Many of the Sysinternals utilities remain freely available and are distributed by Microsoft (now documented on Microsoft Learn), and the collection is commonly used by IT pros, incident responders and developers for troubleshooting, performance analysis and forensic investigations of Win...
Microsoft acquired Sysinternals in 2006 and has since hosted and maintained the suite as part of its documentation and tooling offerings. Many of the Sysinternals utilities remain freely available and are distributed by Microsoft (now documented on Microsoft Learn), and the collection is commonly used by IT pros, incident responders and developers for troubleshooting, performance analysis and forensic investigations of Win...
Statistics
Total Applications:
10
Total Users:
2,382
Total Keys:
178,721
Total Clicks:
176,908
Total Mouse Scrolls:
0
Total Time Used:
5w1d4h25m56s
Average Time Per User:
21m53s
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