Sysinternals Suite
Microsoft's collection of advanced troubleshooting tools, including Process Explorer, Process Monitor, Autoruns, TCPView and BlueScreen views of crash data.
- Publisher
- Microsoft
- Version
- Updated October 15, 2026
- Type
- Download tool
- Runs on
- Windows x64, Windows Arm64, Nano Server
- Price
- Free download from the official site
Official download links
- Product pageSysinternals Suite on Microsoft Learnlearn.microsoft.comOpen official page
- InstallerSysinternals Suite ZIP (x64)download.sysinternals.comOpen official page
- InstallerSysinternals Suite ZIP (ARM64)download.sysinternals.comOpen official page
Sysinternals tools are written by Mark Russinovich and published by Microsoft. They show what Windows normally hides: which process locks a file (Process Explorer, Handle), what a program reads and writes (Process Monitor), what starts with Windows (Autoruns), and which programs hold network connections (TCPView).
The suite is a ZIP archive with portable programs. Nothing is installed: extract it and run the tool you need. It is also available from the Microsoft Store, which keeps the tools updated.
System requirements
- Windows 10 or Windows 11 (some tools also run on older versions and Windows Server)
- Administrator rights for most tools
How to install
- Download
SysinternalsSuite.zip(or the ARM64 version for Arm PCs) from Microsoft Learn. - Right-click the ZIP file, select Extract All, and choose a folder such as
C:\Tools\Sysinternals. - Run the tool you need, for example
procexp64.exefor Process Explorer, and accept the licence on first start.
Download safely
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Sources
- Sysinternals SuiteOfficial