Free system utilities 2008 software for windows

This packet includes 4 utilities. System Editor, Monitor, Tray, and Alarm. System Editor is an enhanced configuration utility that can edit multiple files at once. Besides its great GUI it also has the most important thing when youre editing system files. BACKUP! Except System Editor has automatic backup. To narrow it down System Editor is an enhanced and upgraded version of sysedit which Windows gives you. System Monitor monitors your system. It monitors more than 48 settings and configurations. It also has a Event Bar which tells you if your display has changed, your settings have changed, your battery is too low, and much more. System Tray can put any regular application, program, or game into the system tray with the icon and tooltip of your choice. System Alarm sits in your system tray. You set a time (in the current day), message, and executeable (optional). When the time has come the message appears, and the executable runs (only if you chose it to).

The System Availability Utility checks a list of systems to determine if they are online.
System Availability Utility returns valuable information such as Request Timed Out, Host Not Found and the Response Time in milliseconds and Resolves IP Address to DNS Host Name.
System Availability Utility is very useful for troubleshooting network connections and seeing which systems are online and which ones are problematic.

Designed to immediately create restore points for the Windows XP System Restore utility System Snapshot is a program designed to immediately create restore points for the Windows XP System Restore utility.
Features:
- Immediately creates a restore point for the System Restore utility
- Offers a convenient systray icon which can be used to create a restore point on the fly
- Provides the option to add a description for the restore point
- Eliminates the need to have to navigate to the System Restore interface
- Includes options to disable access to the System Restore interface and System Restore settings
- Can be configured to automatically load when Windows starts
- Takes up about 5k of memory
Minimum Requirements
- Windows XP Home or Professional
- Administrator permissions
- Internet Explorer 5.0
- CPU 200 mhz, 64 RAM
Enhancements:
- System Snapshot is a program designed to immediately create restore points for the Windows XP System Restore utility.
- Eliminates the need to have to navigate to the System Restore interface to create a restore point
- Immediately creates a restore point for the System Restore utility
- Can be configured to automatically load in the Windows system tray on Windows starts up
- Offers a convenient system tray icon which can be used to create a restore point on the fly
- Can be configured to automatically create a restore point on Windows or System Snapshot startup
- Provides the ability to automatically create a restore point via Windows XPs Scheduled Tasks service or a 3rd party scheduler
- Provides the option to add a description for the restore point
- Includes options to disable access to the System Restore interface and System Restore settings
- Takes up about 5K of memory

This is a collection of XML configurable file watcher utilities with loggin and task processing support. File Watcher Utilities is a collection of XML configurable file system monitoring utilities (console and WinForms) with logging and task processing support. One instance can be configured to run multiple file system watchers. You can also write your own file system monitors thanks to the class library included in this collection.
Main features:
- Library for building File Watcher Utilities.
- Provides easy to use XML configurable file watchers. (See File Watcher XML Configuration Files)
- Provides many configuration options including task processing.
- Provides control for running multiple file watchers at the same time.
System requirements:
- .NET Framework 2.0