Windows 10: Attn. Devs: Sysinternals had some major updates

New updates to 4 items for November 18, 2016,
see first post.

 

You should perhaps add a link to PSTools to this thread. It is also handy (and relevant as written by the same guys). psexec.exe in particular is useful.

 

No need, they are part of the sysinternals suite*Wink

 

Gosh. I feel like a bit of a fool now. Downloaded it all and didn't even check it *Sad

Thanks again Cliff anyway...

 

You're welcome. I have just updated the actual changelog, so take another look.

 

New updates to 3 items for February 17, 2017,
see first post.

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New updates to 6 items for May 16, 2017,
see first post.

 

Just looked at BGInfo - hasn't changed the preset fields since Vista/7 - many are totally irrelevant to Windows 10. In order to get useful Windows 10 information realistically it is necessary to create custom fields:

 

New updates to 2 items for May 22, 2017,
see first post.

 

*Thumbs You're welcome

 

New update
Updated: June 14, 2017
as of yet no new changelog

But...
the Sysinternals site has had a new facelift, so go ahead and visit it*Smile

 

Learn how to use the tools:

Learn Sysinternals - Windows Sysinternals | Microsoft Docs

 

On the Sysinternals page you can now select between light & dark skins*Smile
It sure would be nice, if you could do that, for all Microsoft's sites.

 

New update
Updated: November 19, 2017
See first post for changelog(s)

 

Just a suggestion Cliff, could you put the changelog in your posts not just a referral to the first post.

That is not just put:

But something like:

The thing is if I miss a few updates I only see the last couple on the first post. For searching (i.e. for changes to procmon) it would be useful to copy/paste the latest bit of the changelog into the comment that wakes me up *Smile

I do appreciate your effort to update this thread though as it always gives me a kick to update it all. It was just a thought that rather than just referring to the constantly changing first post you could say "this months changes are". It would help if using a search engine.