For example, the programs that are started when opening a media player application.
The autorun tool will show which programs are configured to run during boot up, lock in, or when certain applications are started. These can be used to help manage and monitor Windows 10 startup problems. Let's take two examples, autoruns and process monitor. Most tools are quite low level and are designed to manage and monitor processes and services, to help troubleshoot and diagnose problems with Windows. For each tool, there's a help file, and on the website, are detailed examples for you to understand how to get the best results from using the tool. Currently, there are over 70 tools included in the suite, and they are categorized into tools for file and disk, networking, process, security, system information, and miscellaneous. And there's even a vibrate community of users who support the tools, and you can visit the forum at the link on screen.
You can even execute the tools directly from the sysinternals live website if you do not want to download or have the ability to install them. Most IT support personnel are aware of at least one sysinternals tool, and some wouldn't leave home without a USB stick containing the complete suite of sysinternals tools. They are fully supported and kept up to date by Microsoft. The sysinternals tools are not included with Windows 10, but they can be downloaded free from Microsoft at the link shown on screen. Using tools such as the sysinternals tools and others that I'll show you in this course, you'll see Windows 10 from a demonstrative perspective. Much of what you see in Windows 10 is visible to the consumer. Sysinternals tools are a set of admin tools that can be used to monitor and manage the inner workings of the Windows operating system.
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