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PortExpert – Monitor all applications connected to the Internet

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PortExpert is a free system process port monitoring and management tool, developed by KC Softwares from France. Its purpose is simply to monitor any programs connected to the Internet in real time, letting you know which ports and what IP addresses they are connected to. It is essentially equivalent to dynamically executing the “netstat /ano” command in the CMD.

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Starter – Startups, processes and services management tool

I ever tried to set the portable version of Snagit and several other portable programs to start up with Windows, but that failed all the time. Fortunately, I found Starter this tiny application that effectively solved my problem without having to manually add program shortcuts to the Startup folders or modify the registry keys. In addition to adding startup entries, you can also use it to edit and clean startups.

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