System Explorer

FreeBooter · Dec 6, 2021

System Explorer is free , awards winning software for exploration and management of System Internals. This small software includes many usefull tools which help you Keep Your System Under Control . With System Explorer You get also fast access to File Database which help you to determine unwanted processes or threats .

Main Features

Detailed information about Tasks, Processes, Modules, Startups, IE Addons, Uninstallers, Windows, Services, Drivers, Connections and Opened Files.

Easy check of suspicious files via File Database or the VirusTotal service.

Easy monitoring of processes activities and System changes.

Usage graphs of important System resources.

Tray Hint with detailed System and Battery status.

WMI Browser and System Additional Info

Multilanguage Support

System Explorer - Keep Your System Under Control

Homepage of System Explorer. Freeware Tool for displaying and managing system internals

systemexplorer.net

The-Hive · Dec 6, 2021

Another useful tool is Shadow Explorer if you need to look back into old copies after upgrades.

Zabacki · Mar 31, 2026

Hi, this is a great system tool, but how to make it go to check processes or services not in Edge or iExplorer from MS? And check it in Firefox?

Kees · Mar 31, 2026

Wanted to look at the app, but failed.

FreeBooter said:
https://systemexplorer.net/

This link does not function anymore!

Fabler2 · Mar 31, 2026

Kees said:
Wanted to look at the app, but failed.

This link does not function anymore!

Hasn't been updated since 2016 but a safe link HERE

Zabacki · Mar 31, 2026

Fabler2 said:
Hasn't been updated since 2016 but a safe link HERE

Thanks. We have the last version, but we now cannot check files in databases, and when this is clicked, it opens Internet Explorer with the note Website cannot be reached. This Project shall be reactivated!

Kees · Mar 31, 2026

Fabler2 said:
Hasn't been updated since 2016

Did a test on my VirtualBox system (where no harm can be done to the system).
Will not use it, because it is that old and it is using (and possibly changing) system parameters everywhere.
Would not like to risk my system using this program.
Was just curious what it was like. Now I know.

Zabacki · Apr 1, 2026

Kees said:
Did a test on my VirtualBox system (where no harm can be done to the system).
Will not use it, because it is that old and it is using (and possibly changing) system parameters everywhere.
Would not like to risk my system using this program.
Was just curious what it was like. Now I know.

You're entirely wrong. But what if you're right where you suggest to go? BTW., what harm can this utility do to the "system"?

Kees · Apr 1, 2026

Zabacki said:
You're entirely wrong. But what if you're right where you suggest to go? BTW., what harm can this utility do to the "system"?

Had a quick look at the debloater and saw that it can be used to change many things that I am using registry edits for.
When using registry edits I know what they are doing.
With this program I don't know. Beside that the debloater was built for Win7 or possibly already Win10, not Win11.
Did not want to test the program any further.
Don't think I am accountable to you for that decision so I won't explain the 'why' any more.

Edit: I just mixed up with another app I tested recently. This app does not have a debloat function at all.

But I still stay with my opinion that a very old app that is showing Windows processes, which you can stop and start, should not be used in a newer OS like Windows 11. Besides that: if you click any link that says 'Check', the result is a page that does not exist!

Zabacki · Apr 2, 2026

Kees said:
Had a quick look at the debloater and saw that it can be used to change many things that I am using registry edits for.
When using registry edits I know what they are doing.
With this program I don't know. Beside that the debloater was built for Win7 or possibly already Win10, not Win11.
Did not want to test the program any further.
Don't think I am accountable to you for that decision so I won't explain the 'why' any more.

Edit: I just mixed up with another app I tested recently. This app does not have a debloat function at all.
But I still stay with my opinion that a very old app that is showing Windows processes, which you can stop and start, should not be used in a newer OS like Windows 11. Besides that: if you click any link that says 'Check', the result is a page that does not exist!

Thank you for trying to cooperate. Yes, the project was abandoned, but it is still better stuff than MS Task Manager.

Kees · Apr 2, 2026

Zabacki said:
Yes, the project was abandoned, but it is still better stuff than MS Task Manager.

You say so, but exactly that is what I don't know for sure. So I will not use the app.

MS Task Manager always has been fullfilling what I expected it to do.

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