System Monitor 2.65

Monitor all the Windows-powered computers that are connected to your local area network and check our various aspects such as CPU, RAM or storage space usage, see what Network Adapters they have and even configure the tool to notify you when a specified resource exceeds a certain value on one of the network PCs.

System Monitor is designed to monitor Microsoft Windows computers on a network. It can monitor the usage of CPU, Memory, Disk Drives and Network Adapters and notify you when a certain resource exceeds a certain value. You can set it up to log events and create usage reports to databases located anywhere on your network. You can also search remote computers for files, folders or running processes and delete or terminate these with ease. By adding rules that will be triggered when certain conditions are met for a specified resource on a computer, you can have notifications sent through email, visually presented or use the Microsoft Text-To-Speech to hear them spoken out loud. System Monitor can also automatically scan your network for available computers, making it easy for you to get an overview of your network.

System Monitor can also display detailed information for all running processes on a networked computer and reveal information such as Base Priority, CPU, Elapsed Time, IO Read, IO Write, IO Total, Memory Peak, Page Faults/s, Pagefile, Process ID and Threads for running processes. System Monitor will also allow you to manage your remote computers to view event logs, manage services and shared folders or easily connect to them using Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection.

The graphical user interface is designed with a top priority on high usability in mind. Unlike other competing products it takes a very short time to setup your environment. Another great feature which distinguishes System Monitor from its competitors is that it does not require you to install any additional software on the computers that you are connecting to. All windows and dialogs throughout the application supports online help through tooltips that will popup when you move the mouse cursor over a control in a window.