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Registrar Registry Manager is a complete registry management solution with a wealth of powerful features. It is intended as a complete and safe solution for administrators and power users for maintaining the registry on both the desktop as well as remote computers on the network. It offers the benefit of a one-stop registry management solution, a very rich set of tools which replaces a large range of separate utilities. It is safer than Regedit, the native Windows registry editor as this software offers registry backup and restore features as well as multilevel undo. The built-in registry file editor allows you to edit registry files on disk such as those which make up the systems registry image so you can use it to recover and repair broken Windows installations which may be even unbootable due to registry errors. This feature has been a life saver to many system administrators. Other features include fast registry background search with replace, delete and export options, detailed registry monitor which monitors registry operations by the system and other applications, a bookmark editor with descriptions, categories and key coloring, an advanced registry compare tool, a CLSID lookup utility and detailed property pages. Registrar also offers a registry defragmenter and several tools to clean out the registry so you can keep your computer running smoothly. If used with common sense, the registry file reference editor can be a great tool for cleaning your registry from unwanted entries. Security editors allow you to set registry key access permissions, auditing and ownership. It offers multi-level undo so all registry changes can be individually undone. The program comes in an attractive explorer-style interface which is highly customizable.

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MultiMon

MultiMon is a very complete and advanced system monitoring tool for Windows which displays highly detailed output of a very wide range of activities in real-time. It is an indispensable tool for system administrators, developers and support engineers. This state-of-the-art utility is packed with powerful features, a lot of which cannot be found in any other software. The system monitor displays process and thread creation as well as binary image loading. A device monitor allows you to capture communications between applications and device drivers. MultiMon offers three different types of file monitoring: File API monitoring which monitors file activity from the perspective of the application, file system monitoring which monitors file activity from the perspective of the file system and object monitoring which allows you to view activity on file objects from the perspective of the object manager. The registry monitor shows registry activity in real-time. As a bonus, MultiMon allows you to monitor clipboard, keyboard and task activities as well. MultiMon allows you to export to text files, sort output views on columns and offers a comprehensible non-destructive filter option. An optional ''merged view'' allows you to display all activity in one single view. All activities are recorded with lots of details, which include a high-precision time stamp, process name and ID, thread ID, CPU number,object handle, and window title. MultiMon runs on Windows Vista, Windows 2003 Server SP2, Windows XP Sp2 and Windows 2000 SP4, both x86 and x64 editions. Some functionality is only available on x86 editions of Windows.

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Principal AntiVirus

Principal AntiVirus is powerful antivirus software which protects your Windows computer against a large range of threats including viruses, worms, trojans, backdoors, adware, spyware and other malware. It is designed to offer you principal protection against currently known as well as future viruses and malware without the need for regular updates or signature scanners. It intercepts threats before they become active without constantly having to check all incoming and outgoing data against known virus footprints. The way the program works is by scrutinizing dangerous programs that start for the first time. Before a dangerous program causes damage to your computer, Principal AntiVirus will block it and tell you how bad is the program you are running and gives you advice. On request you will receive a detailed motivation why a running program is thought to be a virus, worm, trojan, backdoor or other malware. If you are deliberately running some dangerous program you tell Principal AntiVirus to trust it forever. Principal AntiVirus is faster and more efficient than other virus software because it remains in a dormant state and does not come into action until a dangerous event is triggered. Principal AntiVirus works on Windows XP, 2003 and 2000.

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RootKit Hook Analyzer

RootKit Hook Analyzer is a security tool which will check if there are any rootkits installed on your computer which hook the kernel system services. Kernel RootKit Hooks are installed modules which intercept the principal system services that all programs and the operating system rely on. If any of these system services are intercepted and modified it means that there is a possibility that the safety of your system is at risk and that spyware, a virus or other malware is active on your system. Kernel hooks are not necessarily bad, for system monitoring software and security tools often they are a necessary evil. However it is desired if kernel rootkit hooks are installed on your system that you can find out where they come from. This program will display all kernel services and the responsible modules for handling them, along with company and product information. If no hooks are active on your system it means that all system services are handled by NTOSKRNL.EXE, the principal base component of most Windows operating systems which is developed by Microsoft. All you have to do to find out what kernel hooks are installed on your system is press the Analyze button at the bottom of the screen. RootKit Hook Analyzer also allows you to view installed system modules and drivers with their base addresses as well as file and product information as well as the responsible companies. The software is distributed as a free download. For more information visit http://www.resplendence.com/hookanalyzer

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