NotMyFault, RDCMan, ZoomIt, CoreInfo, Process Explorer, Process Monitor, and PsPing
- RDCMan adds Azure Virtual Desktop workspace feed support
- RDCMan adds Microsoft Dev Box support
- ZoomIt introduces DemoMirror for mirroring the screen, a screen region, or a window onto a second monitor
- CoreInfo adds Intel LP-E cores support
- Process Explorer adds core type information for Intel CPUs
- Process Monitor adds a new Process Tree PID filtering capability for matching based on any ancestor process ID in the process tree
- NotMyFault is now written in Rust and features a modern UI
- CoreInfo improves CPU vendor name detection
- PsPing fixes a series of bugs
From Sysinternals
NotMyFault v4.6 This update to NotMyFault, a tool that creates on-demand Windows crashes, hangs, and kernel memory leaks, is now in Rust and has a modern UI. RDCMan v3.20 This update to RDCMan, a tool for managing and connecting to Remote Desktop sessions, adds Azure Virtual Desktop workspace feed, and Microsoft Dev Box support. ZoomIt v12.2 This update to ZoomIt, a screen magnification and annotation tool, introduces DemoMirror for mirroring the screen, a screen region, or a window, onto a second monitor. CoreInfo v4.02 This update to Coreinfo, a tool that reports processor, socket, NUMA memory, and cache topology of a system, as well as processor features supported, improves CPU vendor name detection, and adds Intel LP-E cores support. Process Explorer v17.13 This update to Process Explorer, an advanced process, DLL, and handle viewing utility, adds core type information for Intel CPUs. Process Monitor v4.05 This update to Process Monitor, a utility for observing real-time file system, Registry, and process or thread activity, adds a new Process Tree PID filtering capability for matching based on any ancestor process ID in the process tree. PsPing v2.13 This update to PsPing, a tool implementing the standard ping functionality, alongside TCP/UDP latency and bandwidth measurements, fixes a series of bugs.