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[thefuse]

File Name: Winutilities
File Submitter: thefuse
File Submitted: 03 Oct 2011
File Updated: 10 Oct 2011
File Category: App scripts

Winutilities is a very handy program for many maintinance and registry tasks.

Has a Registry defrag, EXE protector, file shredder, file undelete, duplicate file finder, document protector, file splitter and joiner, registry backup and search,standard tool such as regedit, system config, directx diagnostic,system info, etc,history cleaner,disk defrag, and a host of other utilities to help repair,rescue or maintain windows installations..

Script runs great on WIN7PE_SE.Untested on other builds,.....enjoy!:-)

Click here to download this file

[homes32]

is this able to clean/work on remote windows installations? or only the running PE?

[enciktangankidal]

did you develop Winutilities?

[thefuse]

Hi Holmes32!.....although this program was not originally designed for use in PE..MOST of the tools work just fine on the drive you select(when you do get to choose),notable exceptions are the registry tools,which by default point to the PE registry,However ive actually found this quite handy when debugging my PE builds to check that registry values are in thier places as planned etc.The file erasure,file recovery,exe protector,etc work on whichever drive you point the program at....the program is packaged as a single .exe which can be copied to a usb and run on a regular install for non PE work also.its not "perfect for all occaisions"but is a very handy tool to add to the arsenal:-)......and no i am not the original developer...it was given to me a while back and i thought it may be handy for these projects:-)

Edited by thefuse, 04 October 2011 - 06:26 AM.

[Wonko the Sane]

Why not posting a link to the actual developer pages, then?

Is it this one?
http://ylcomputing.c...t/view/327/135/


Wonko

[thefuse]

Yes Wonko,thats the one,thank you...........Im fairly new to forums in general,and forgot my nettiquite...:-)

[enciktangankidal]

tq

Why not posting a link to the actual developer pages, then?

Is it this one?
http://ylcomputing.c...t/view/327/135/


Wonko

TQ

[pscEx]

IMO it is not correct to attach a personally licensed PRO application in the script!
You should use the FREE version.

Peter

[thefuse]

yes peter on further inspection you are right,it is in fact a licensed version,i will redo the script with the free version at my eairlest chance and repost it,:-)