Microsoft Publishes New Versions of its Windows Sysinternals

Windows comes with a series of programs installed by default that allow us to start working and control the operating system from the first moment. However, the tools that come (for example, the Task Manager) are very basic and simple tools for anyone to use, but they return very limited information. Therefore, if we are a little more advanced users who like to have everything under control, we are sure that on some occasion we have looked for more complete alternatives to these basic tools. And some of the best come directly from Microsoft: Windows Sysinternals .

Windows Sysinternals are a set of tools, developed and controlled by Microsoft, that allow us to perform different analyzes of the PC and administer it in a much more efficient and precise way. Within this toolkit we can find different groups of tools: those that allow us to analyze hard drives, control the system or monitor the network, among others. A must-have toolkit for any type of advanced user .

Microsoft Publishes New Versions of its Windows Sysinternals

Microsoft is constantly updating this suite of tools to offer users the best possible performance. And today, the company has released a batch of new versions of the programs. New versions that will help make the administration of Windows systems a more bearable task.

Process Monitor

September News for Windows Sysinternals

Although the Sysinternals suite of tools consists of several tools, Microsoft has been improving three of them in recent months.

On the one hand we find Sysmon. This program provides us with detailed information on various low-level activities of the operating system, such as process creation, network connections, and changes in file creation time. Now, with the new version 12.0, it is capable of capturing clipboard operations to help us identify and solve all kinds of problems.

Another of the updated programs has been Process Monitor . This is one of the most complete alternatives that we can find to replace the task manager. This new version 3.60 adds support for selecting multiple items when searching with a filter, as well as being able to decode new file system control operations and error codes.

Lastly, it has also updated its Procdump tool. This tool is very useful for taking memory dumps and analyzing them for possible problems. The new version 10.0 brings a new feature that is highly requested by users: the ability to cancel memory dumps and CoreCLR processes.

We can download all the new versions of Windows Sysinternals from the following link .

Sysinternals for ARM64

In addition to the new previous versions, from now on, the Windows Sysinternals tools will be ready to work on ARM64 systems . Although not all the tools have been ported to this new architecture yet, Microsoft already has the most important ones migrated to this new system.

If we want, we can download a package with all the Sysinternals updated and prepared for ARM64 from the following link .