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WinBootInfo is the advanced Windows Boot Analyzer that logs drivers and applications loaded during system boot, measures Windows boot times, records CPU and I/O activity during the boot, and much more!

Keylogger application records all traced keyboard information in hidden encrypted log file. Keystroke logging software tracks user keystroke activities like typed file and document, visited website URLs, email, username, password, chat conversation.

Yahoo archive .DAT log file viewer utility decodes yahoo messenger archive files (.dat files) into readable text format. Archive file decoder tool recovers entire information in their actual format even it contains Unicode character architecture.

Tiny real-time statistics and supervising software for Windows. HSLAB Sys Monitor uses some advanced technologies for mesuring and logging system components. The sensors permanently monitor behind parameters of the system.

Tiny real-time supervising and statistics utility for Windows. HSLAB Sys Monitor uses some advanced technologies for logging and mesuring system components. The sensors permanently monitor behind parameters of the system.

YYYYMMDD, YYMMDD and HHMM command line utilities to let you display the current date with 4 or 2-digit years and the 24-hour time. These command files embedded in a BAT file. Often the date and time are piped to a log file.

TimePanic is a time tracking application for anyone who works on a computer. It tracks your hours on a per project basis, calculates overtime, manages your absences and prints reports.

WinDetective, the latest release of our monitoring tool, is capable of logging all PC activity including the screen monitoring. This makes it possible for you to monitor not only the keystrokes, but also the activities controlled only by the mouse.

Automatically log internet connectivity at specified intervals while working. Status can be retrieved every 30 seconds, 1 minute, 5 minutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour, etc. This application sits in the system tray, at the bottom right corner of the screen.