system monitoring

For Windows users seeking to rejuvenate their daily digital workspace, the quest for a vibrant, functional, and interactive desktop often leads to third-party wallpaper engines. Among the most noteworthy entrants to this realm is Sucrose—a free, fully open-source wallpaper engine designed...

For many Windows users, Task Manager is the digital equivalent of a fire extinguisher: we reach for it only when an app freezes, a fan spins out of control, or performance inexplicably crawls. But beneath its utilitarian façade, Task Manager conceals a treasure trove of features—many of which...

Microsoft’s April 8, 2025 Baseline Public Preview: A New Chapter in Windows Security and Usability On April 8, 2025, Microsoft rolled out a pivotal update for Windows 11 and the broader Windows ecosystem, marking a milestone that IT professionals and users have been anticipating for months. This...

The landscape of enterprise IT is defined by complex infrastructure and relentless change, and nowhere is this more apparent than in the ongoing evolution of Windows Server operating systems. Recent developments have thrust Windows Server 2025 into the spotlight for reasons few would envy: a...

Nestled at the intersection of gaming and productivity, Microsoft Edge’s Game Assist feature emerges as a compelling new addition for enthusiasts using Windows 11. This innovative tool, harnessed through the ever-popular Windows Game Bar, boldly promises to untangle the chronic friction gamers...

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...

Is your mouse pointer waltzing across the screen with the panache of a ghostly marionette, programs launching and closing as if your PC has developed a mind of its own? Or perhaps new user accounts have appeared mysteriously, and your once-pristine desktop now sports a lineup of unfamiliar...

It’s one of those guilty computing pleasures: yearning for a stripped-back, no-nonsense interface in an age where software seems to beg for your attention with shiny buttons and charts that flutter like a peacock’s tail. If you’ve spent any time in Windows 11, you know what I mean. Microsoft’s...

Microsoft's Latest Windows 10 Update: An Unsettling Push Towards Monetization and Privacy Concerns In recent months, Microsoft has been rolling out compelling updates to Windows 10 that blur the lines between a traditional operating system and a subscription service platform. While new features...

The long-awaited fix for Windows Task Manager’s long-standing inaccuracy in reporting CPU utilization has finally arrived in the latest Windows Release Preview. For years, Windows users—from power users and gamers to overclocking enthusiasts—have grappled with Task Manager’s misleading...

The latest preview of the Windows 11 24H2 update has introduced a peculiar and frustrating issue for users: the Task Manager no longer aggregates running applications and processes, displaying a misleading total of "0" instead. This anomaly has been officially acknowledged by Microsoft...

we are finding that we have multiple Windows systems that are running tracert for the same private IP address, and one to a different private IP address. We don't see anything in Task Scheduler to determine what is doing it, but I was hoping someone here might know if there is a tool or some...

Windows 11 has introduced a wealth of features aimed at improving the user experience and enhancing productivity. One of the standout features is the ability to keep the Task Manager set to "Always on Top." This functionality ensures that the Task Manager window remains visible above all other...

I have an Intel i7, and at times I can hear my laptop doing a lot work. I open the task manager to see which app uses so much cpu, and I'd see the cpu usage would be 100%, and 5 seconds later it'd drop down to 20%. I'm pretty sure it's not a visual bug in the task manager because I can literally...

Hello, I'm new here I just wanted to ask for some help and assistance over the issues I've faced with my laptop. Specs: Processor: Intel Core i5-6220U Ram: 8gb Graphics: Intel HD Graphics Here's my Diagnostic-Performance Events: Boot Performance Monitoring This application took longer than...

hy guys, I have in my admistration a network formed by more than 300 pc in different places interconected by vpn. In each location i have one router microtik. To decrease the time of intervation in case that the connection falls, i would like to implement a solution of monitoring for those...

Hi guys. Yet again I'm sitting here with a little issue and some thoughts what to do. A member from Bf3 told me to try use MSI Afterburner, since I had some wierd crashes. The thing is, I have no clue how to manage the temp of my GPU nor what its gonna do to my hardware. Could anyone of you...

Hi! Does anyone here use this windows tool to troubleshoot. I think it's a great tool. Not wonderful, but it might help lead you to problems you may be having. I don't understand why more help forums don't at least call attention to it. To me it's the event viewer in a graft form, and a lot...

I received a window during the middle of the night saying "Application Impact Telemetry Static Analyzer has stopped working", and another window saying "Do you want to send more information about the problem?" What does that mean and do I have to do anything about this situation?

This information seems to be useful in 10074 on the Settings/Network and Internet page.. It shows what on your system is actually using network data. But it may not last long when Microsoft realizes it shows Data usage by such things as the Free Sudoku game. They may not want the bandwidth...