Unfortunately, WSCC only supports Sysinternals and NirSoft that is, you can't add other admin tools to its interface. For installed tools, a question mark symbol is displayed next to a short description of the tool. Instead of downloading all tools at once, you can simply right-click a particular tool and then select 'Check for updates.' This will 'install' the tool locally if you didn't download it yet.ĭespite the fact that launching the online version can take more time, another downside of this method is that the help files are unavailable. WSCC displays an icon in front of the tools that tells you whether the local or the online version will be launched. That is, you can store your most important utilities locally and launch the tools you need only every now and then through the web. It is also possible to combine both methods.

However, WSCC also has an update feature that allows you to check if any Sysinternals or NirSoft tools have been updated. The main advantage of launching the tools through the web is that you always automatically have the latest version.

If you use WSCC's integrated download feature, you might want to delete the zip files in the Data folder to save space on your USB stick. WSCC recognizes which tools are locally available when you start it. If you prefer to store the tools of both suites locally, WSCC can download them all in one go and store them automatically in the correct folder.

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