[Windows Utilities Launcher] Access Device Manager, Task Manager, Services Manager and Many Other Useful System Shortcuts in Windows XP, Vista and 7

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Task Manager, Device Manager, Display Properties, Add/Remove Programs are a few system utilities which we use frequently while working in Windows. But we have to follow a few steps to open these utilities.

Wouldn't it be great if we can have a single window providing access to all such useful system utilities in a single place? Thanks to "ShraOne" @ DA for creating "Windows Utilities Launcher" which is a portable application, i.e. you even don't need to install it. Just run its EXE file and access all frequently used system utilities in a single step.

As you can see in above screenshot, it provides access to following system utilities:

Computer Management
Device Manager
Disk Manager
Performance Monitor
Display Properties
Services
Task Manager
System Configuration
Add/Remove Programs
Disk Cleanup
Time and Date

You can also access Notepad, Calculator and Task Manager from its system tray icon.

Its really a useful application specially for system administrators. You can download it using following link:

Download Link

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Sami

What system administrator will have to use such tool - there is control panel, and advanced administration tools section inside. Not to mention those are usually enough skilled to maintain those tasks quickly enough to not bother with some "launcher".

By the way, either its me, but did anyone notice how often some keywords repeat. (believe I know how it all works)
SCBright

Seems to be a very good utility!

I'll put it at startup to be automatically launched with windows. Thanks VG! :)
SCBright

By the way, congratulations by your site my friend, I visit it everyday from more than one year!

It's a good source of information.
Omry

Thanx ! another super post with a great tool
I post it on my blog too
Paultx

I read somewhere that using Microsoft Management Console (MMC) one can create custom stuff with snap-ins and such... maybe something like this app... Correct if I'm wrong, please.
Robero

Thanks very much VG.This will be quite handy!Cheers Mate
SwapniL_alias_MAX :-)

Nice utility, useful one

I'm using it. :-)

SwapniL_alias_MAX :-)
Kes

The blurb says:

'"Windows Utilities Launcher" which is a portable application, i.e. you even don't need to install it. "

What it does NOT say is that you have to have .NET 3.5 installed also (c~300MB) . Without it, this simple program does not work.

Summary:

Portable my foot!
Christian

Very useful!
Patrick

whoa, this is better than the old one,