Sysinternal Suite. The package for Windows is where you will find everything.

In this article, we will talk about the ultimate package for Windows, as this can help us solve almost any problem with our computer.

You can download this zip file from the visible Download button and directly performs the download. The Zip file weighs only 35MB, but inside it has practically all the necessary tools to solve any problem you encounter.

It should be made clear that the program is not for people with total ignorance of Windows systems. Many of these programs, which are of the executable type, can make irreversible and dangerous changes, so be careful when using it.

Another thing to clarify is that not all programs have a user interface, and most of these are used by the console. If you don't know what this is, it is better not to make irreversible changes through it.

And the ones that do have interfaces don't have simple, intuitive interfaces. But because these programs are not designed for that user profile. The programs are designed for knowledgeable people who have to fix computer problems.

It could be helpful for people in charge of a company's systems or for people who know the Windows operating system in depth. Also, if you have found that a program like this can be helpful to you, and you don't have much knowledge, you can go to the documentation of each program to learn more about it and be able to use the program to solve your problems.

Below, I will describe some of the programs briefly so that you will know if there is one that might be useful to you:

• AccessChk: This is a command line to view administrator permissions on files, services, processes, and more.
• AccessEnum: It shows you who has access and in what form to directories. It is helpful to know where there are leaks in your permissions.
• AdExplorer: Active Directory (DA) in which you can view and edit.
• BgInfo: Generates wallpapers with operating system information (such as IP address, computer name, and more).
• ClockRes: View the resolution of the system clock.
• Desktops: Let you create up to 4 virtual monitors, keep track of them, and easily switch between them.
• DiskView: Graphical interface for the hard disk.
• Hex2dec: As the name says, it converts hexadecimal numbers to decimals and vice versa.
• LogonSessions: Look at the active logins in the system.
• MoveFile: Allows you to move and delete commands for the next reboot.
• Process Monitor: Monitors the file system, registry, process, and other activities in real-time.
• PsExec: Run processes on remote systems.
• PsFile: Let you visualize which files are being opened remotely.
• PsInfo: Get information from your system.
• PsKill: Terminates and stops local and remote processes.
• PsList: Displays process information.
• PsLoggedOn: Shows which users are logged in.
• PsPasswd: Change account passwords.
• PsService: View and control services.
• PsShutdown: Turns off and optionally restarts a computer.
• ShareEnum: Scans shared files on your network and looks at their security settings to close possible entries for malicious attacks.
• Sync: Send your cache to your hard disk.
• Whois: See who owns a particular Internet address.
• ZoomIt: Program allows you to zoom in and draw on the screen.

These are some of the executable programs found in this Zip file. And the list goes on. There are several more programs. And as you can see, the functionalities of the programs are many.

You can download the Zip file to learn more about what each program can do. This has a Readme, which is where the documentation is located. This Readme contains a list of the programs and briefly elaborates on them. I just wrote down some of the ones that I found most useful for everyone.

Conclusion:

A Zip file with a bunch of solutions in one place. They are not programs that can be useful for everyone, and they are not intended for people with basic knowledge of Windows (most of them).

Try them out, and let us know your thoughts in the comments. Also, please tell us your favorite programs in this suite.