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Wednesday, 23 September 2009

Managing specific service groups running under svchost.exe instances

Posted on 11:53 by Unknown
I have released version 3.65.0 beta. This version allows for differentiation between instances of svchost.exe by giving them a friendly service group name. Full enumeration of services running within each svchost.exe process is coming soon. For now, they can already be acted upon individually (as service groups) by the GUI and core engine.


Note: Final format may differ from screenshot

In order to expedite the first beta release, I've deferred introduction of some other new features under development. I'll be continuing releases in this beta series for some time.
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