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AdvancedRun is a new tool for Windows that allows you to run a program with different settings that you choose, including – low or high priority, start directory, main window state (Minimized/Maximized), run the program with different user or permissions, Operating system compatibility settings, and environment variables. You can also save the desired settings into a configuration file and then run the program automatically from command-line with the desired settings.

AdvancedRun

Here’s some examples of what you can do with AdvancedRun:

• Run the RegEdit of Windows as normal user on Windows 10/8/7/Vista, without elevation. In this mode, you’ll not be able to access or modify Registry keys that require admin rights.
• Run the RegEdit of Windows as SYSTEM user on Windows 10/8/7/Vista. In this mode, you’ll be able to access the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SECURITY key.
• Run a program with a user of another running process.
• Run a program in high priority.
• Run a specific instance of program in Windows XP compatibility mode, without making global changes in the Registry.
• Run a specific instance of program with different PATH environment string, but without modifying the PATH string of the entire system and without using batch files or command prompt window.
• Run a program with a full set of environment variables you choose, ignoring the system environment variables completely.

You can download this new utility from this Web page.

TaskSchedulerView is a new tool for Windows Vista/7/8/10 that displays in a single table the list of all tasks from the Task Scheduler of Windows. It also allows you to easily disable/enable mutiple tasks at once. For every task, the following information is displayed: Task Name, Description, Status, Hidden (Yes/No), Last Run/Next Run Times, Task Folder, EXE filename or COM handler of the task, number of missed runs, and more…

TaskSchedulerView

You can download this new tool from this Web page.

SimpleWMIView is a new tool for Windows that displays the result of WMI queries in a simple table, and allows you to easily export the data to text/csv/tab-delimited/html/xml file, or to copy the selected items to the clipboard and then paste them to Excel or other spreadsheet application. With SimpleWMIView you can get extensive information about your system, like a list of running processes, services, drivers, user accounts, hardware, and so on…
SimpleWMIView works on any version of Windows, starting from Windows XP and up to Windows 10 and  both 32-bit and 64-bit systems are supported.

SimpleWMIView

You can download this new tool from this Web page.

SecuritySoftView is a new tool for Windows that displays the AntiVirus, AntiSpyware, and Firewall programs that are currently installed on your system and registered with the security center of Windows operating system.  This tool works on any version of Windows, starting from Windows XP and up to Windows 10, and both 32-bit and 64-bit systems are supported. However, on Windows XP, SecuritySoftView displays less information than Windows Vista or later.

SecuritySoftView

You can download this new tool from this Web page.

FirmwareTablesView is a new tool for Windows that displays a list of firmware tables (ACPI, SMBIOS) stored on your system. You can view the content of these tables in Hex-dump format and export them to a binary file.

FirmwareTablesView

You can download this tool from this Web page.

WirelessConnectionInfo is a simple tool for Windows Vista/7/8/2008 that displays general information and statistics about the active wifi connection, including the SSID, BSSID, PHY Type, Signal Quality, Receiving rate, Transmission Rate, Authentication Algorithm, Channel Number, Total number of transmitted/received frames, and more…

WirelessConnectionInfo

You can download this new tool from this Web page.

ExecutedProgramsList is a new tool that displays a list of programs and batch files that you previously executed on your system. For every program, ExecutedProgramsList displays the .exe file, the created/modified time of the .exe file, and the current version information of the program (product name, product version, company name) if it’s available. For some of the programs, the last time execution time of the program is also displayed.

ExecutedProgramsList

You can download this new tool from this Web page.

OpenSaveFilesView is a new tool that displays the list of files that you previously opened with the standard open/save dialog-box of Windows. For every file in the list, the following information is displayed: Filename, Extension, Order (The order that the files were opened for every file extension), Open Time (Available only for the last opened file of every file type), File Modified/Created Time, File Size, and File Attributes.
OpenSaveFilesView works on any version of Windows, starting from Windows 2000 and up to Windows 8.

OpenSaveFilesView

You can download this new utility from this Web page.

SkypeContactsView is a new tool that displays the list of all Skype contacts stored in the local database file of Skype.
For each contact, one or more of the following fields are displayed: Skype Name, Full Name, Display Name, Gender, ID, Birthday, Profile Time, Last Online Time, Last Used Time, Phone, Emails, and more…
SkypeContactsView also allows you to export the contacts list into text/tab-delimited/comma-delimited/xml/html file, or copy them to the clipboard and then paste them into Excel or other spreadsheet application.

SkypeContactsView

You can download this new tool from this Web page.

FolderTimeUpdate is a new tool for Windows that scans all files and folders under the base folder you choose, and updates the ‘Modified Time’ of every folder according the latest modified time of the files stored in it.
This tool might be useful if, for example, you backup a cluster of folders and then restore them into another disk, but the backup program doesn’t restore the original modified time of the folders.

FolderTimeUpdate

You can download this new tool from this Web page.