Wouldn't delete duplicate files. gave a message to the effect that it was a disabled version and you had to buy the full version to delete files.
:(

No need to flame, get personal and call names. The software eliminated my email messages.

I don't really understand how dare publishers of this utility let the program dial-up and make defragmentation of the disks without any user's permission?

#92 absolutely stupid. This program deletes e-mail??? come on!!!

I did not make clear in previous statement about loss of emails , many of which were important to me and I wanted to save. I had this software remove all of my temp files. When completed all of my email messages were gone, (inputs, sents, and drafts)! I had the recyle bin reinstall all of the temp files...still no email. A system recovery did not recover the emails. Fortunately I do a frequent backup on an external drive and recovered them. There is something wrong with this package it definitely shouldn't do what it did. Make sure you have backups before tinkering with this stuff.

Nice little program.
UNfortunately, the reg info did not stick.
Now all I have is a 15 day trial.

As this is a several-times rerun, you can read my comments for the previous version. For those asking about AnVir, etc., what you prefer is up to you. The coding on this is poor but the features are OK. Personally, I much prefer AnVir (I paid for the top version), which does a whole lot more. There is a free version of AnVir and some similar utilities, including Microsoft Sysinternals Process Explorer, AutoRuns, etc., as well as the Vista Reliability and Performance Monitor (something similar on XP), etc. Even the Vista Task Manager has some features not found in any of the aforementioned products.

I just had to point this out, but, defragging SDRAM (or really, any sort of solid state RAM) is stupid. The reason you defrag data on a harddrive is because the heads must physically move to track the data and this adds a delay. However, with solid state, seeking is going to be no faster whether it's seeking to the next block or one all the way at the opposite end of memory. It's all the same in the end. The only thing this can do is potentially cause problems to things expecting to find data stored at a particular address and suddenly finding it elsewhere. (Yes, there aren't many, but there aren't zero of these, yet there are zero benefits from defragging...)

Otherwise it can be a handy program.

Okay - I guessed what UNLOCK might have been - so I went through the Ctrl-Alt alphabet and found it was a hotkey that unlocked.

Not publicised, but Ctrl-Alt R, [Restore], as installed. Hmmmm..

I've come across the LOCK/UNLOCK problem too.

For something as bewildering as this function then I can only declare this software as utterly foolish. Other do as well.

Dead duck.

For S.I.W. users.To have access to some functions ,must go to:Tools next to options and checked,unchecked functions.

This is a handy suite of tools and apps that monitors a large amount of system activities and displays them in simple graph and text formats. GUI has reporting apps for CPU/memory usage, bandwidth monitoring, drive usage, task manager, and more. One of the nice things about the task manager...see a process running that you're unfamiliar with? Well, highlight the process, and hit the "Google It", and it gives you a list of options to choose for information. Neat stuff. Clicking the "Extra" in the upper of the GUI opens up a list of frequently used tasks you can start with one mouse click such as changing screen resolution, opening the Control Panel's contents, RAM cleaning, and tons more. Mine is monitoring system at the default 2 seconds rate and at the most I'm seeing a 10% CPU utilization. Installed without incident on XP/SP3 Home edition, 2.0Ghz AMD/2GB RAM, and continues to run nicely. Well worth picking up! Thanks to the developers and GotD!

I’m running 64 bit Vista and it works fine. I did not have to install under administrator. It seems to be a nice application, but I have not had enough time yet to try everything that is offered.

When I tried to run setup, it came back with "Launcher error - unable to open archive file". This is on a HP running Win XP SP2. Anyone have any ideas as to how to install it properly?

Installed with no problem. Tried to run off the shortcut and told me to run as admin. I fixed that. But now I try to open it and NOTHING happens. No error msg...nothing. The only thing that will work is the skin chooser. Running Vista SP1. Any help???

Installed ok, and managed to get it registered. It opened up once so I could get a look at it and see what it does, although it was a little slow to open. However, it froze when trying to shut it back down again, and now won't open at all. Much as I like the information it gives me, I don't think I will be keeping this one due to the freezes. I'm running it on an Athlon 3500+ with XP Pro SP3 and 4Gb RAM. I'm dual booting Windows 7, but didn't try it on that partition.

The software is nice, it shows what I'm looking for but again, I don't understand why Giveawayoftheday.com is putting "trial" software as free. I can find trial s/w everywhere.

I agree w/#55, as soon as I saw "trial" .. uninstalled and hope to find something that is very similar but FREE!!!

PS: Guys, make sure those who loved this program are doing the thumbs up/down, as I'm sure there are some who go based on that verses reading the below. I know that I was proned to doing that when I first started, but I got curious after a while lol. But those thumbs make a big difference, so vote! ^_^

Same as #46/glen.
Got an "CPU usage query failed" error message.
AMD Athlon 64 FX-55, Windows XP Pro SP2.

Wooot! If I had 3 thumbs, you'd have it :p This is perfect for those who are 'middle-range' in technical ability (which is the catagory I fall into). Middle range meaning those who know how to find, understand, and fix most problems or other functions of computers, but aren't quite tech enough to put together a computer as one sleeps ^^. I absolutely love it, and it doesn't take much to run. It replaces a few computer softwares, works beautifully along side Kapersky's Internet Security, and it gives me the info I need. And if there's something I don't recognize, it gives a search feature (which luckily opens tabs, not new windows...I truly hate that about some programs lmao). If I could suggest anything, I'd suggest:

Suggestions
1 Temp incorporated...I'd think that'd be amazingly cool, specially in the manner that's in the memory and cpu usage show up in the taskbar. (of course, if someone's not worried about it or doesn't want to use that for that function, they can turn it off lol).

2 Windows Tricks renamed as Window Functions (as they are somewhat basic tools of Windows) I expected a genie popping out and granting me 3 wishes ^^ (lol okay, not really, but I think you know what I mean lol).

3 The ability to access the main console from the Mem and Cpu Usage...keeping the right click menu functions is appropriate from the Mem Free, so that someone doesn't accidentally do something they don't want to do. This last part isn't such a big thing however, as I am going to make it that it doesn't fall back into the hiddens on my taskbar.

Last Thoughts:
I truly (desperately lol) hope that if there are new versions you offer them to us (specially if there's a temp module incorporated ^^ I've not really found one I liked, and the ones I do like...well it's a pain having so many programs to do what this one can do and does. It's only the temp that's left lol) I absolutely love this program, I love all the functions it does including (but definately not excluding the rest) is the ability to access the Control Panel. The only thing that's truly missing (other than the temp ^^) is an onboard help vs. browser opened helped, as sometimes the problems a person has might be apart of browser problems (specially if someone has a virus...I know of one that apparently 'breeds' in IE and slowly destroys a computer over time. Thankfully I'm not an IE fan lol. I apologize to everyone for the 9000 wall of text crit ^^ but this program deserves it (and I'm hoping it's helpful :/ lol)

Installed easily in this up-to-date Windows XP. This program has something very cool - when the 'Task Manager' is selected on the left, the program shows everything that is running while offering the option to stop something on the list from starting with Windows, as well as stopping it right now.
Very cool.
Thank you GOTD and FOTIS.

Installed & registered fine on my XP machine, but for some unknown reason when I try to run the installation on my Vista laptop, it gets stuck in the "connecting to GAOTD activating" process although I can quickly open GAOTD site for today's giveaway, in all 3 of my browsers!

For some STUPID reason I clicked task manager and was locked out of my system. I tried everything to escape the locked-out but was not successful. I had to hold down the power button to restart the system then, I deleted the program. I have to say I'm not very good at this stuff. LOL! It’s my fault if things didn’t work the way it should have.

#50 you could try reading the readme file and entering the registration information supplied therein.

works absolutely fine on XP

Thank's GAOTD.

sounds good to me , nice simple registration with no hassles which other programs could learn from.

Sysinternals (potential) users, FYI WSCC - Sysinternals Control Center is providing common interface (GUI) that helps to view, execute and organize the tools from the Windows Sysinternals Suite:
http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/System-Miscellaneous/WSCC-Sysinternals-Control-Center.shtml
it is only an interface, you need to download and install Windows Sysinternals Suite separately, either directly from Microsoft or here:
http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/System-Miscellaneous/Sysinternals-Suite.shtml

I can't get this to work on my Vista 64 bit laptop. I went to Fotis website and tried to follow the instructions to have it run as admin., but after right-clicking and choosing properties, I got a different set of tabs than what they show. There was no tab that corresponded to what they showed on the instructions. Also, not only would the program not run - it froze up (got 'not responding" notice). I gave up and uninstalled it. It installed without any problems on my XP desktop.

For the inexperienced only-generally a rehash of a lot of standard Windows features,plus a few useful extras such as CPU,RAM usage.
Good for the Noobs.

It works by "defragging system memory"? Just how stupid do they think we are?

Installed on Vista 64 as administrator.Ran shortcut as administrator.
Works on Vista 64,Vista 32,XP.I also opened the folder containing file
and unzipped from download folder instead of Firefox Downloads which
may or may not make a difference even though it is more convenient. A few programs didn't run when I extracted from Firefox downloads but ran correctly after I opened the folder containing file and extracted from the download folder itself. The first time the program ran on each computer,there seemed to be some hesitation. On one system, I thought it was in never never land but it was in my task bar at the bottom. {:] This could have been user error.I opened and closed the programs a few times on the vista 64 and it worked fine. I just tried to click on the shortcut and it didn't open but after right clicking on shortcut and running as administrator, it worked fine. Maybe this is where previous responders had problems on the Vista 64.

Won't let the application run, I installed to the main (C:) drive and it says that it needs admin rights to run....which it has. It is installed under a user that is the admin. Have Home Premium Vista in two flavors, the 32 bit and 64 bit versions. Both are acting the same and won't even open or run the program enough to give it the permissions it needs.

I installed this software but decided to remove it but then after doing so i could not get into task manager so i had to reinstall this again.Can someone please tell me how i can get back the original Windows Task Manager?

Good software but it phones home. I don't keep any thing that connects by its self. Thanks GOTD but uninstalling.

#51 - Pam - try just clicking 'Enter'.

maybe people spend too much time worrying about how their pc runs?
just relax, enjoy using your 'puter instead of fretting over every little megabyte, or cpu cycle

Downloading and registering a breeze on XP SP3. There's a lot of useful info to be gained from this program. Thanks GAOTD. A definite thumbs up from me!

Installed on Vista 64.. trued to run as administrator. Program hung and stopped responding. Uninstalled.

sysinternals does a nice set of tools if you like to know what your computer is up to, I always use Process Monitor and it's small enough to leave running and stay responsive. A lot of settings and information, mostly about processes, memory usages for each process and a quick mouse over the graph shows the hungriest process. Also give window title, It's a winner. Good for anyone and no installation needed. This does come with extras though and looks like a lot of options in one place.

Seems quite normal for me that a program that monitors network trafic and bandwidth would connect to internet.What's the fuss about it??

#55. Connect to internet to take your external IP (Bancwidth Monitor). Great program. All in one utility. Thumbs up and thanks GAOTD.

#36, Chuck, there’s probably no problem for you. If you want to get rid of Anvir, simply uninstall it, and install this. If you want to be sure you've got a clean uninstall, try this:

www.revouninstaller.com/

Revo is very good at finding junk left behind if the program's uninstaller doesn't do a good job, and it has a free version. Even a free portable one which I think is even better. People say that it's on it's highest setting it can take too long, but I've never noticed this and using the most agressive setting all the time.

As to using them both together, it depends on whether either program has any small program that it installs to run in the background and monitor things all the time. Haven't tested either one, but I don't think that's the case. Even so, the odds are in your favor. Install the giveaway, then try one for awhile, and then try the other. If you notice anything screwy, then you know that they don't play together as well as they should. But it's unlikely that one will break the other or your computer. However, not being there with you, I'm afraid I can't provide a warranty. :)

#38, John: on demand.

As #8 says, the program connects to the Internet every time you start it, even with check for updates turned off. That really burns me up and has been a reason for me not buying programs in the past. I guess everyone who doesn't have a software firewall never knows that the program connects. For the time being, I've set my firewall to NOT let the program connect. Has I seen this activity in the Trial version, I simply would have uninstalled it and never looked back.

This software eliminated all of my email. System recover didn't recover. It's history.

Just loaded up on XP SP3 without problem. Nice set of easy to understand features, displayed logically. I think I could probably find most of this with other apps on the 'puter (with a bit of effort) but this puts all the important info in one place. Nice program - thumbs up :) and thanks GOTD

Nice app but thanks to comment #30 for link to System Information for Windows(SIW). Couldn't believe the detail of the readouts. Even beats Everest!

HELP - I clicked on the lock button accidentally and now can't see my task bar - how do I UNLOCK it???

Installed fine but upon running the program the first time, it said this is shareware and I have 15 days left. SIW is better anyway

If it were & did even close to the publishers claims, it would be a first. Polishwd, complete, great tool for both 32 & 64 bit Windows systems. To bad it doesn't quite yet.
i run Vista Ultimate in both 32 & 64 bit versions. What I do is pull a couple sideber gadgets into the desktop & those pretty much (at a glance) do what this offer does. Uptime, GCPU. Multi MeterQ2.0 along with an orb clock& thats about ll I need. You'd be surprised what you might fine simply by taking the time to learn Vista a little more & no, I'm not claiming expert.
The 64 bit Vista gives the PC access rto all it's recources where on the same machine with my 32 bit system in, half. Thanks for the tempting ofer but I'm passing.

#36: Yeah, I have AnVir as well. Can someone tell me what this will do that it doesn't? Is this a better program. Come one techies, let us know your advice!

Monitoring all this stuff is fine, but I have to wonder what those folks running SysResources Mgr are going to do if it reports something they don't like? ;-)

Seriously, there's nothing wrong with making it easier to monitor your PC/Laptop, but a lot of the folks attracted by an all-in-one program like this are maybe less tech oriented -- maybe less experienced at identifying, troubleshooting, & fixing whatever problems with their PC. Again, nothing wrong with that at all... just something to think about before investing your time & effort.