The entire suite of products is available for download. These are great little tools for getting some heavy-hitting Windows things done and sometimes done better than when using the built-in tools for a task. Sysinternals has been around for quite some time and was acquired by Microsoft in 2006. Derek Schauland zeroes in on the ones he finds most useful. The Sysinternals utilities offer a powerful, convenient way to knock out all kinds of Windows tasks. The bad thing about storing everything together is the potential for DLL conflicts, which is why Chocolatey ended up with shimgen, so each executable has a private directory with its private DLLs, but with a single location for executables that shims to the private location.10 Sysinternals tools you shouldn’t be without The good thing about storing everything together is you can decide, once, what behavior you want - whether you want a per machine or per user install for example, and have everything follow it. Have you tried Chocolatey? The experience there is you install it, specify a location, and all of your tools are populated in that location.īoth approaches have good and bad points. It may be true that creating an MSI installer is relatively straightforward, but note that it needs to be done for each package, including each cross platform package, whereas a solution in winget applies to all packages. The question is whether the package should own this operation (via an installer) or whether winget should own the operation. Nobody is suggesting that you should manually create a directory and add it to your path with winget.
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