Today we are going to share a free and useful tool developed by ESET which is a very well known security software company.
ESET SysInspector is a free diagnostic tool for Windows operating system that helps troubleshoot a wide range of system issues. Basically it comes preinstalled with ESET Smart Security suite and ESET NOD32 Antivirus but now its also available as a standalone download.
It integrates into your operating system and regularly captures details such as running system processes, registry keys, startup items and network connections. Once a snapshot of the system is made, ESET SysInspector applies heuristics to assign a risk level for each object logged.
Its UI is simple and easy to use and enables the user to easily slice through the large volume of data using a slider to select objects of a particular color coded risk level for closer examination.
ESET SysInspector is a useful utility for the tool box of every Windows user.
Features List:
- Ability to generate and save a detailed log
- Option to exclude private, personal information from being saved in logs
- Integrated Anti-Stealth technology allows discovering hidden objects (e.g. rootkits) in MBR, registry entries, drivers, services and processes
- Ability to compare two existing logs for differences makes it easy to detect changes over time
- Log entries are assigned a color code risk level for easy filtering
- Intuitive hierarchical navigation of logs
- Fast and compact single file executable, ideal for first responders to run from a USB drive without lengthy installation
This free tool can be used in Windows 2000, XP, Server 2003, Vista, Server 2008 and Windows 7. Both 32-bit and 64-bit editions are supported.
You can download it using following links:
Thanks to our reader "steve" for sharing it...
Posted by: Vishal Gupta | Categories: Software
Asrin475
Thanks for sharing with us VG~, It is Actually a SysInspector!
Justin
Awesome tool. Thanks for sharing VG.
Addy
Is a version available for Windows 8?
mishasin
Thanks for the tip.
Best regarde
VG
@Addy
I have not checked but it might work in Windows 8.
johrs breunny philyps
is fantastic,thanks man.