System Nucleus is a freeware application that can be used for viewing, editing and managing resources and settings. It has a conditioning functionality that usually requires a lot of tools into just one interface designed to make these tasks easier than before. The publishers have also carefully placed some emphasis on batch processing, filtering, and easy visual identification of items using distinctive icons.

System Nucleus 2.3.2 comes with an uninstaller and a number of newly added features, which include the following: addition of WMI checkpoints and repair options if needed at startup; addition of shortcuts to over 3o additional Windows applications in Windows 7; mouse over log message in status bar now shows ToolTip containing complete message text; addition of more languages; addition of functionality to create a new service; and others.

System Nucleus is useful for people who want to stop two processes at once, and uninstall five applications at once. You can also view process information for running service, generate a detailed audit of a machine’s hardware, software and settings, optimize network performance, and disable those annoying programs that run or start at login. System Nucleus also automatically displays up-to-date status and info for services and drivers with optional auto refresh.

A great job, and for the fact that it is a freeware program makes it a fine piece of work from the publishers.

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