WSCC – Windows System Control Center 7.0.3.6 Commercial
You can install, update, run, and organize the utilities from different system utility suites with WSCC. The supported utilities can be automatically installed and kept up to date by WSCC. WSCC can also use the HTTP protocol to get the programs and run them.
The interface is very simple and easy to use, so anyone can figure out how to use it, even if they have never worked with computers before. Aside from that, it has a structure of folders and a panel where you can see details.
When you first open the utility, you can see a list of software products you can install, such as DiskMon, PortMon, TagsReport, Page Defrag, and Autoruns, along with short descriptions of each.
This tool also lets you get to a console quickly so that you can run command-line programs.
You can change the view type from a detailed one to one with icons or reports. You can also show hidden items, add tools to your favorites, look for them online, and look at their properties.
From the settings panel, you can move the app to the tray so it doesn’t get in the way. You can also see tooltips, check for updates, set up the search to look in software descriptions, scan as you type, and change how the console looks (background color, opacity, and font).
To sum up, WSCC – Windows System Control Center is a useful piece of software for managing utilities from the Windows Sysinternals suite. It lets you view, run, and add them to your favorites. It doesn’t slow down your computer and the response time is very good. We did not find any bugs, errors, or crashes during our tests.
