From: Gary Britt 


A couple of weeks ago after I wrongly thought the sysinternals site was
gone, I mirrored the entire site to my hard drive, including downloads,
manuals, pdfs, and html explanation pages, and any source code they had on
the site.

Gary


Rich Gauszka wrote:
> Sysinternals now Windows Sysinternals
>
> http://news.yahoo.com/s/pcworld/20061109/tc_pcworld/127804
>
> "The tools are the same as what was on the original Sysinternal site with
> the exception of some updates and the release of Process Monitor," said
> Russinovich in an e-mail interview. Process Monitor is new software, based
> on code from two Sysinternals tools, which keeps track of activity on the
> Windows file system and registry and is designed to help Windows
> administrators with troubleshooting and malware detection.
>
> One aspect of the Sysinternals.com Web site that did not survive the
> transition to Microsoft is the free source code that Cogswell and
> Russinovich had made available for some of their tools.
>
> http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/default.mspx
>
>
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