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Monitor Processes That You Want With Kiwi Application Monitor

Posted By Raymond In Category: Computer

Aug
23
2008

Usually when someone mention about monitoring a process or application, Process Explorer immediately comes to my mind. Without a doubt that Sysinternals Process Explorer is one the most powerful and best system monitoring and examination utility which is able to track down DLL-version problems or handle leaks, and provide insight into the way Windows and applications work. No wonder Microsoft bought over Sysinternals.

Few days ago I discovered a new application or process monitoring software which was released to public a month ago on June 29, 2008. There are tons of task manager software and what makes this one special is instead of monitoring every running process in Windows, you have to add a process to monitor. This is really useful when you only need to monitor a particular software for the CPU and memory usage. A process memory usage usually goes up and down which makes it hard for us to determine the average numbers but with this application monitor, it can calculate the average memory usage.


Kiwi Application Monitor is a small program which lets you monitor your applications/processes. It collects data about their running time, memory usage and cpu time usage. It also monitors your computer’s memory load (RAM). It also has an process viewer included.

Kiwi Application Monitor

All you need to do is select an application or process from the build-in process viewer or enter an application’s exe name. The program can be set to start with Windows and run in background. It takes up about 30MB in memory usage, which is nearly the same memory usage as some antivirus program.

Kiwi Application Monitor works in all version of Windows and in order for the program to start on a 64-bit Vista, you should download and overwrite ‘System.Data.SQLite.DLL’ with an 64-bit version.

After 3 weeks since the release of its first version, the developer for Kiwi Application Monitor updated the program with more enhancement and features.
Kiwi Application Monitor v1.0.1 released on July 16, 2008.
- enhanced the additional information about a running process
- added the Info button to the agent of running processes
- added the running time column to the agent of running processes
- included Windows run time to the statistics

It can also tell you the number of processors (CPU) the monitored application can run on and list of modules used by the monitored process. Kiwi Application Monitor is free but if you want to use the statistics feature, you’ll need to purchase the PRO version at the price of $9.90. The statistics feature is able to show you Process run time, Process memory consumption, Computer average memory load and Windows run time in a very easy to understand graph. One of Team TSRh cracker, Rigel has already cracked this program (kiwi.application.monitor.1.0.1.crack-tsrh.zip).

[ Download Kiwi Application Monitor ]


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    • http://www.Rarst.net Rarst

      Process Explorer can show info on separate processes as well – just doubleclick the one you want. :)

      Kiwi seems too resource heavy and focused on stats for me.

    • Jino

      Help ! please, i can’t download it.
      the software is very good. i need it.
      Thanx !

    • dushyant

      Hey ray ur posts are getting boring, same types of post every time. No good post about rapidshare since a very long time.

    • Chris

      @dushyand

      LOOL

      You think this board is about rapidshare?

      This blog is dedicated to helpful tips to all PC and tech entusiasts all over, atm he got over 35000 RSS readers and prolly millions of visitors, i consider this blog to be one of the most helpful places i visit when i do my regular browsing on the internet, i’ve been his reader for a LONG time now, and i gotta say that blog is NOT boring!!

      It’s NOT the same type of posts everytime, it contains new content each time!

      and back to your RS problem, get a premium account and you’re done okay!

    • http://www.pliggs.com Geoserv

      Good post Ray.

      Found your post from NewsDots.com

      @dushyant, you think yoy can do better, setup a blog and go ahead, until then get an RS account like chris suggests.

    • http://www.raymond.cc/ Raymond

      Well I guess it is tough to make 60,000 people happy everyday.

    • Fernando Jorge

      Ray,

      You’re doing a great job… don’t worry! :O)

    • Cobb

      It’s not that resource heavy: when it’s minimized, it uses about 2MB of mem. Nice app!

    • dushyant

      Hey i didn’t meant this this was my consideration also i am a student and very rarely visit his website, there is no doubt he is a good blogger.

      @Chris i have premium account and i like rapidshare to be hacked.

      Sorry if I have hurt you Ray

    • natley

      where can i find ver 1.01.websiteoffers the latest one and it doesnt work with patch

    • https://www.monitorscout.com Claudia

      Good software..from where it can be downloaded..plz let me know..

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