System Explorer is one of the tools able to provide an in-depth analysis of your computer, displaying valuable information concerning the start-up programs, the running processes or the network connections.

One of the aces up its sleeve is definitely the interface. Very pleasant and intuitive, with nifty tabs at the top of the main window, System Explorer's interface makes everything very easy to use, thus addressing not only advanced users, but also beginners.

The tab bar can be fully customized by every user to show exactly the information he wants, so you can choose between tasks, processes, performance, additional info, uninstallers, modules, connections, autoruns, services, drivers, networking, WMI browser, history, snapshots, users and security info.

An impressive amount of information and it's all comprised in just a single window, as said based on the popular tabbed interface.

One of the most useful goodies in the whole application is the security scan that checks the running processes for suspicious activity using an online security database. In plain English, the processes will be scanned online through VirusTotal and Jotti services, so you'll stay on the safe side all the time.

System Explorer also comprises a settings screen with options concerning the way the app looks and works. For instance, you can choose to show fractional CPU usage and graphs, set System Explorer as the default task manager or enable history monitoring.

The amount of information provided by System Explorer is absolutely impressive, and this is the thing you will definitely like the most. There are tons of details in every single tab, along with graphs and useful tips, keeping the user up-to-date with what's happening with the system all the time.

If we were to vote for an improvement, we would most likely choose a local help manual because the application gets you to the official site of the developer whenever you try to open the available documentation.

All things considered, it's hard not to be impressed with System Explorer. It provides virtually all the information you will ever need on your computer, it's freeware, it runs on low resources and it works on all Windows versions. Simply brilliant!