Viper

Viper presents itself as an enhanced service managing application and in all respects, it does seem to be that. Although this program is not directed at the more casual users, it can easily be used by all individuals. It can offer lots of options and flexibility if you know exactly what your end goal is. The list of features is quite extensive and includes some aspects which might be desired by some users.

For example, the user can easily start, stop and change more than one service at once. That's something you might need if you're on the go and need to fix or adjust some aspects of your OS behavior fast. A quick search option will help users filter and find the services they are looking for. The best feature is tied to color coding different services based on their current state. This makes it infinitely easier to find and check an entry if you know exactly what you are looking for.

Aside from these main elements, the program also includes a security editor that can allow users to tweak access permissions. Protected services are also no match for this program. Other aspects include the addition of service triggers, and reliable elements if you're trying to identify services and their issues quickly. Lastly, categories and user-defined notes will add that extra touch when trying to keep things on track and organized.

Viper is indeed an enhanced service manager. It includes many advanced perks aimed at users who understand what to do and when to do it more importantly. In terms of flexibility and reliability, this program should rank quite high since it does not fail when used. With such a great palette of options, the only thing that remains is for you to find any service issues and proceed to fix them.