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Adjust brightness and contrast on TFT display
Over years I had moved from CRT display to dual-monitor and finally to TFT alone. I got used to things looking slightly different. Since I neither work or play with graphics much, it was ok to stick with budget monitors and skip precise tweaks. Until...
Sucuri NBIM – uptime and security log for web sites
Some time ago Daily Blog Tips had guest post on network integrity monitoring. While I am acquainted with concept I didn’t really get what subtly mentioned by post author tool was about. So I went and registered to try that Sucuri Network-based Inte...
Samurize – flexible system monitor with DIY interface
I like to know what is going on in the system. While for troubleshooting on the go portable and easy to use tools are a must (see TinyResMeter and Hexagora PerfMon), main system monitoring must be informative but without clutter increase. Samurize is...
NetWorx – free portable network traffic monitor
I had this one bookmarked to test for a while since post on NetWorx at ghacks, then Jonny had mentioned it in comments under my post about NetLimiter and finally Rick had made post on NetWorx as well. I deemed unwise to ignore it any longer so here i...
Secunia PSI – deep app updates and security scanner
When I encounter very same app few times in a row I feel like Internet is trying to tell me something. PSI To The Rescue post over at Paul’s blog was last push to revisit Secunia Personal Software Inspector scanner. What it does PSI is scanning so...
NetLimiter Monitor keeps precise traffic statistics
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Determine file activity of an app with ProcessActivityView
I am quite fond of troubleshooting tools and usually have a lot of opportunities to use those. ProcessActivityView is sister utility to OpenedFilesView and unlike latter (or overpowered Process Monitor) is made to trace file activity of single proces...
BatteryBar – notebook battery meter done right
Notebook software setup obviously is somewhat different from desktop. One of the core aspects is being disconnected from wall socket and having countdown to shutdown. Battery monitor provided by Windows is usable but awful (as many native Windows uti...
Revisiting Wakoopa to track my regular software
Some time ago Paul Stamatiou (one of Skribit founders and developers) did a post on “What software do i use on a regular basis” suggestion. I liked the idea so added copy of suggestion to my Skribit widget. Counting software usage manually sounde...
Look up all files in use with OpenedFilesView
For most computing tasks there is complex software, simple software and plenty in between. Trick is finding precise balance between what needs to be done and tool to use. I’ve covered some advanced tools like Process Explorer and Process Monitor bu...
Advanced troubleshooting with Process Monitor
I had recently posted about Process Explorer that is really good tool to see what is going on in your Windows at moment. Truth is that app balances at the edge of amount of information that is still digestible by normal (like in not-system-administra...
Process Explorer – best software and system monitor
Some of my posts have prerequisites. I walk home thinking I should definitely blog about that cool (honestly) troubleshooting session and realize that some previous posts to describe tool needed are missing. Process Explorer is tool so powerful and s...
