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Giveaway of the Day - WhatsGoingOnInMyPC

October 31, 2007

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What processes are running? Which computers are connected to mine over network? And who uses my shared folders? WhatsGoingOnInMyPC gives you answers to these questions. WhatsGoingOnInMyPC tells you about all the things that happen on your computer.

It takes very little desktop space, informs you about all important system events and allows you to easily control shared resources, windows services, running programs and network connections.

This program helps you:

control running programs using embedded task manager. You can get all information about each process that runs on your computer and control it: kill, change priority or freeze it.
keep shared resources, network connections and windows services under control;
be informed about various system events;
easily monitor the system load;
be informed about network activity on your computer;
and many other things…

NB: If you need MS .NET Redistributable you can download it (about 20Mb) from Microsoft site.

User Rating: Rate It!	120 (54%) 103 (46%) 69 comments
System Requirements:	Windows 2000/XP or above and MS .NET 2.0
Publisher:	Albert Sadykov
Homepage:	http://whatsgoingoninmypc.com
File Size:	275 KB
Price:	$34.95

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69 Comments »

Bot needed at all for home comuyuters. Networks are the only place they wuld have any value. You would need permission from administrater.
No I do not think this is a bargain even at this great price.

Comment by ken kelly — October 31st, 2007 at 3:37 am

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$34.95 is way off the scale for something like this.
There are many many freebees that do the same thing.
I use Process lasso > http://www.bitsum.com/prosuper.asp
to monitor what goes on in my computer, not only that, it also gives me a description of the process, allows me to control them, automaticaly kills unwanted ones, and even allows you to control the extent at which any process utilises CPU power.
This app (according to the screenshots) does not do these things.

As for the Network connections “Advanced Windows Care Personal”
gives this feature in the add ons section.
Services can be monitored under Control Pannel> Administrative Tools> Services. Simple!

Comment by KDF — October 31st, 2007 at 3:43 am

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Very small program and I wander if we use this program to make changes to what runs on computer?

Comment by George — October 31st, 2007 at 3:53 am

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