ProcessHacker

Cool tool and I glad somebody compiled this tool for x64 systems but I have small warning for @dmex:

Replacing Task Manger with Process Hacker don't work for x64 systems because it only enter replacing for x32 registry code:

oryginal Process Hacker modifications:

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Image File Execution Options\taskmgr.exe]
"Debugger"="\"H:\\Program Files (x86)\\Process Hacker\\ProcessHacker.exe\""

but should be:

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Image File Execution Options\taskmgr.exe]
"Debugger"="\"H:\\Program Files (x86)\\Process Hacker\\ProcessHacker.exe\""

If you enter second fix to registry replacing Task Manager with Process Hacker work fine.Neverless this bug should be fix....

Flavius said:

Cool tool and I glad somebody compiled this tool for x64 systems

(I have to thank dmex for getting me started the official native x64 port.) A pre-release x64-compatible release:

https://www.ohloh.net/p/processhacke...Process+Hacker

Thanks :) .You have right -in version 1.4 this bug has been solved

I have just released Process Hacker 1.4, available at both SourceForge and Ohloh.

thanks, works well, nice alternative to process explorer

Just some updates for everyone

Version 1.5 was released two days ago with the following changes:
NEW/IMPROVED:
-#2831605: "Add handle count by type to process properties handle tab"
-#2836706: "Signature Column in Processes"
-Improved kernel modules list
-Detects custom kernels
-Performance improvements
-KTM resource manager information
FIXED:
-Windows XP BSODs
-Incorrect drive letter resolving for file handles
-Linked token display on x64

We are currently working on Version 1.6 and have commited the following changes to date:
NEW/IMPROVED:
-Application Update system
FIXED:
-#2845427: "Indicator integer overflow"
-Critical: KProcessHacker denial-of-service security issues fixed affecting 32bit Windows users
-Incorrect menu items for System threads
-Crash when viewing error details in the event of a corrupt configuration file

smarteyeball said:

After you pointed out the handles tab to me in the other thread, an idea occurred to me.

Would it be possible to add a "open with Regedit" to the right-click context menu that allows you go directly to the key entry when selecting a Type>Key?

You already can

When you right-click a entry and go properties on the Handle tab, Click Properties again and it will open Regedit at that key