hardware monitoring

Every fresh Windows 11 install brings the same question: what do you add first to make the machine truly useful? The Pocket‑lint roundup of “five essential apps I can’t live without on Windows” argues for a small, practical toolkit — PDFgear, HWMonitor, VLC Media Player, Steam, and Microsoft...

ChromeOS has garnered a reputation for simplicity, speed, and security, particularly among education and enterprise users. Yet, beneath its polished graphical user interface lies a command-line power tool known as CROSH—the Chrome OS Developer Shell. CROSH may not be as feature-rich as a...

Microsoft Defender Antivirus has recently begun flagging the WinRing0 driver as a security threat, specifically identifying it as "VulnerableDriver:WinNT/Winring0." This detection is valid due to known vulnerabilities in the driver, notably documented under CVE-2020-14979. Understanding...

Microsoft Defender Antivirus has long been at the forefront of protecting Windows users from an ever-evolving landscape of cyber threats, but even well-intentioned drivers can harbor latent risks. One recent security event—flagged as VulnerableDriver:WinNT/Winring0—highlights how trusted system...

If you’ve ever puzzled over the inconsistent CPU usage numbers between the various tabs in Windows Task Manager, you’re far from alone. For years, Windows users and IT professionals have questioned why the Processes tab, Performance tab, and other system monitoring tools each seemed to tell a...

The PC Health Check app, introduced by Microsoft, is designed to simplify the process of evaluating system compatibility, monitoring hardware health, and optimizing overall device performance for users on Windows. This app drew wide attention following the Windows 11 announcement, as it became...

Windows 11 users are often greeted with a robust suite of built-in resource management tools, such as Task Manager and Resource Monitor, that provide a reasonable snapshot of system health and performance. But for power users, system administrators, or anyone seeking granular insight, these...

The evolution of Windows 11 has been marked by subtle yet significant transformations, but few are as universally impactful as the recent overhaul of the Task Manager. For many years, the Task Manager has served as the Swiss Army knife for troubleshooting, diagnostics, and power-user...

The high-stakes game of cloud computing is no longer a contest of whose logo can take up the most real estate on hilltop data centers—it’s a hardware arms race, and the battleground is blistering hot. Forget the old days where a server was just a box you plugged into a rack and sort of hoped it...

Windows Defender has recently stirred up a storm by flagging some popular hardware monitoring and fan control applications as malware—and it turns out the concern isn’t entirely unfounded. For many Windows users who have relied on tools from vendors like Razer, SteelSeries, and others to keep a...

Awhile back I had posted a thread about my graphic issues with my hp envy 14. The problem I was encountering had to do with drops in my framerate after 10 or 20 minutes playing games. Now, up and to this point I never had any problems running games, matter of fact most games ran extremely well...

Hi there, I've been using Windows 7 now since 6th of May, and love it! I haven't had any troubles except 2, but this topic is meant for only one. I remembered an application called Everest, it lists all of your hardware and information about it, OS and stuff, really nice. It also has tab for...