Application: Sysinternals
Category: Utilities
License: Freeware
Language: English
Description: Advanced system utilities to help you manage, troubleshoot and diagnose your Windows systems and applications.
Process Explorer Portable
Download Process Explorer Portable 11.33 Launcher Development Test 1 [624KB download / 3.74MB installed]
(MD5: a2c15f48af80b332925714726d99a61c)
Online Installer: This installer will download and install the files from here.
Process Monitor Portable
Download Process Monitor Portable 2.6 Launcher Development Test 1 [626KB download / 3.20MB installed]
(MD5: af99ed46454fe9ce44f66d3701f12a16)
Online Installer: This installer will download and install the files from here.
TCPView Portable
Download TCPView Portable 2.54 Launcher Development Test 1 [606KB download / 672KB installed]
(MD5: 0c8befb3686c2fe934ac78fb54e36dd6)
Online Installer: This installer will download and install the files from here.
Release Notes:
Development Test 1 (2009-09-04): Initial release
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Process Explorer 11.33
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Process Monitor 2.6
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TCPView 2.54
Tested with:
XP Home SP1 and SP2 (Admin)
Acknowledgments:
Thanks to Patrick for hosting.
Thanks Prapper
Thanks Prapper
All apps work on XP SP3.
Live to learn. Learn to live. - JWSII
Marvellous! Thanks for
Marvellous! Thanks for testing
:-)Windows 7 RC 64 bit
They all load & display correctly in Win 7 RC 64 bit, however:
TCPView - Right-Clicking on an item & "View Process properties" gives error "Unable to query properties for " 3rd party apps return properties, it's just all the system items. Not sure if this is expected behaviour or not.
Process Monitor - on starting it I get a security prompt to allow changes to the computer. This is part of Win 7 UAC, but I thought Portable apps wouldn't be making changes. ???
Peter Bellis
Sunny South Africa
pmbellisTCPView -
I can't test on that OS but there's no problem viewing properties here on XP. Perhaps someone with the same system can confirm?
At a guess... Process Monitor creates registry keys under 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum', from which they inherit 'Read' only permissions, so the launcher changes the Process Monitor permissions to 'Full Control' to allow for an effective backup/restore/cleanup. Process Explorer does this too so, if you see that prompt with Process Monitor, you should see it with Process Explorer as well. If that's what's causing it of course. Do you get the prompt with Process Explorer? If not, I'll need some more info.
I guess these should be marked as Admin only.
Is there any reason these
Is there any reason these couldnt all be placed in 1 launcher rather than having to install 3 (i.e. launcher for all three in one paf package - I believe the PortableApps launcher will detect all 3 in the app directory).
The only downside to this would be if you added more of the sysinternals apps, but once app folders appear in PortableApps platform this would no longer be a problem.