System Explorer for Windows

System Explorer is a complete tool that could be described as the standard Windows Task Manager on steroids. This full-featured system analyzing tool lets you take a sneak peek at everything that's going on in your system, like currently active processes, network connections, startup applications, system services, and opened files, among other elements.

System Explorer features a renewed interface with a top toolbar that gives you access to the different areas of information included in the program (Processes, Performance, and History) and a main window to display the selected area.

The good thing about System Explorer is that it enables you not only to see what's brewing in your system but also take action. You can end any active program, set the priority for a selected process, or delete items from the startup menu. Another feature I especially liked in System Explorer is the ability to obtain more information about each process from Google and ProcessLibrary.com or check it for viruses with an online antivirus tool.

With a handful of configuration and customization options that put the finishing touch, System Explorer is efficient, useful, and easy to use. Even if you're happy with the Windows Task Manager, you should give it a try. You have nothing to lose!

System Explorer is a full-featured task and process manager that gives you an exhaustive view of all the activities currently going on in your system.