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SystemTools

21 Tools for System Management

Windows system management with access to processes, services and registry.

List all running processes. Determine PID, memory usage and status of all applications.

Example: "Show me all running processes"

List all Windows services. See which services are running, paused or stopped.

Example: "List all installed services"

Get detailed information about a service. Startup type, dependencies, description and more.

Example: "Show details for service 'Spooler'"

Start a Windows service. Activate services that are currently not running.

Example: "Start the service 'Windows Update'"

Stop a running Windows service. End services that are no longer needed.

Example: "Stop the service 'Print Spooler'"

Restart a service. Useful for hanging services or after configuration changes.

Example: "Restart the SQL Server service"

Execute system commands. Run direct commands to the command line.

Example: "Execute 'ipconfig'"

Execute PowerShell scripts. Use the full power of PowerShell automation.

Example: "Execute this PowerShell script"

Execute batch files (.bat, .cmd). Start existing automation scripts.

Example: "Execute backup.bat"

Get the output of an executed command. Process the return from commands.

Example: "Show me the result of the last command"

List subkeys of a registry key. Browse the Windows registry.

Example: "List all subkeys under HKLM\Software"

List all values of a registry key. See data and types of registry entries.

Example: "Show all values in the Run key"

Create a new registry key. Create configuration settings.

Example: "Create the key HKCU\MyApp\Settings"

Delete a registry key. Remove entries that are no longer needed.

Example: "Delete the key of the old software"

Write a value to the registry. Set configuration settings.

Example: "Set the value 'Version' to '2.0'"

Delete a single registry value. Remove specific entries.

Example: "Delete the value 'LastRun' from the registry"

Read environment variables. Determine paths, usernames and system settings.

Example: "Show me the value of PATH"

Determine installation paths of programs. Find where software is installed.

Example: "Where is Microsoft Office installed?"

Determine the parent process of conhost.exe. Analysis of console applications.

Example: "Which application started this console window?"

Determine which services are running in an svchost process. Assignment of system processes.

Example: "Which service is running in svchost PID 1234?"

Confirm critical operations before execution. Security query for dangerous actions.

Example: "Confirm before deleting the file"

Typical Use Cases

System Monitoring

Monitoring running processes and services.

Troubleshooting

Diagnose and fix system problems.

Software Deployment

Automated installation and configuration.

Security Analysis

Checking processes and registry entries.

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