The process management tools looks particularly interesting.
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The process management tools looks particularly interesting.
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The lower half of the page:
"This software is 100% free! You can use the software as long as you want, and there are no restrictions."
I thought this would be of particular interest:
Advanced Process Manager
The company also produces commercial products.
"This software is 100% free! You can use the software as long as you want, and there are no restrictions."
I thought this would be of particular interest:
Advanced Process Manager
The company also produces commercial products.
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wolluf,
Not yet, I just noticed it on Saturday trying to find a direct link to "DelLater" (the site moves links around on me). It looked to me like a lot of genuinely interesting freeware had been added. I had a site call last week were some malware was morphing processes on me so quickly that they were impossible to stop using Task Manager, so I have had my eye out for an alternative. I have also had a lazy eye out for something that would allow me to configure persistently process and processor priority in hyper-threading and dual core setups. Generally speaking, their commercial products are well thought of in the security community. I spoke to them once last year, and found their tech support quite good.
I promise I will give it a trial this week.
Best regards to you wolluf,
Bill Castner
Not yet, I just noticed it on Saturday trying to find a direct link to "DelLater" (the site moves links around on me). It looked to me like a lot of genuinely interesting freeware had been added. I had a site call last week were some malware was morphing processes on me so quickly that they were impossible to stop using Task Manager, so I have had my eye out for an alternative. I have also had a lazy eye out for something that would allow me to configure persistently process and processor priority in hyper-threading and dual core setups. Generally speaking, their commercial products are well thought of in the security community. I spoke to them once last year, and found their tech support quite good.
I promise I will give it a trial this week.
Best regards to you wolluf,
Bill Castner
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You should consider the excellent Faber Toys:
I'm using it as a task manager and security app .It's a freeware and better than most of the commercial apps. Look at his features, you'll amazed.Give it a try.
I'm using it as a task manager and security app .It's a freeware and better than most of the commercial apps. Look at his features, you'll amazed.Give it a try.
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