You can view your PC's system-utilization details and use Process Explorer to show the users of all the processes running in the background of their machines to remind them to be aware of security. Process Explorer allows you to perform a security analysis or a malware investigation. You can also kill processes and all their child processes to make your computer run faster. In Windows 8, Task Manager and Process Explorer are pretty similar, and you can replace Task Manager with Process Explorer if you want. How can I use Process Explorer to ease Windows 8 management? An advanced physical memory usage analysis utility that presents usage information in different ways on its several different tabs. Other tools include RAMMap, which lets you map out how physical memory gets used, and VolumeID, for troubleshooting disk image backup and restore problems. Desktops can arrange programs on virtual desktops, and NotMyFault deliberately crashes a system, which is useful if you need to test resiliency. Autoruns can improve software debugging, and Contig makes sure that all files get defragmented. Process Explorer and Process Monitor are favorites among admins because they're great for cleaning up PCs, but there are many other useful Windows Sysinternals tools. What are some useful Sysinternals utilities?

You could also access Sysinternals through Microsoft's website or preload the utilities on a thumb drive and access them that way.

KirySoft's Windows System Control Center has the 100-plus Sysinternals tools, as well as NirSoft utilities. Using RAMMap to manage memory usage How do I access Sysinternals? Free tools for finding and Fixing Windows flaws

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