ProcessEye

[I am Baas]

ProcessEye displays a list of all running processes with their respective PID and location.

- Shows startup Service, startup Registry Keys, and Drivers that load up with Windows.
- Shows the list of drivers with the respective file location, file publisher and the description of the driver. There is also an option to “Show only unknown drivers”.
- Loaded DLLs show a list of non-Microsoft DLLs located in suspicious folders that are loaded in your system by all running processes.
- Hosts Editor shows: system32\drivers\etc\hosts file give a possibility to Edit Create Backup save Change.

Many options to Upload Process File to virus scanner web (VirusTotal), kill Porcess, suspend Process, restart Process delete open containing folder.

Same options are available in Startup Manager, Driver list, DLL loaded, Startup service you have possibility send file to Antivirus scanner and analyze realtime.


More screenshots @ http://tcpmonitor.altervista.org/screen ... =1&photo=1

Download the installer (http://www.processeye.altervista.org/setup.exe) and uniextract

[infimum]

Download the installer (http://www.processeye.altervista.org/setup.exe)

Direct link doesn't work?

[JohnW]

I had no problems downloading (probably from the site itself)

However and more significantly, it does not work as a portable in my experience.

It looks for lib_info.dll and can't find it!

[I am Baas]

That's odd. ProcessEye runs perfectly well on my macine (xp sp2) and I do not have lib_info.dll installed. I also checked for dependencies but lib_info.dll is not listed. Can someone confhanks.irm portability. T

[joby_toss]

Works fine and portable on win7x64, except for the hosts editor (that obviously does not look in the right place).

[JohnW]

DOH !!!

Sorry, I had downloaded TCPEye instead of Process Eye

[webfork]

Old thread update:

This program appears to be offline

Archive.org: https://web.archive.org/web/20121102051 ... utilities/
Download.com mirror: https://download.cnet.com/ProcessEye/30 ... 30230.html