A simple to use basic tool What I was looking to get was a tool for comparing directory structures and highlighting differences. I couldn't find anything other than dumping to a text file and comparing using WinDiff or similar.I found this very useful for visually comparing smaller directories. If I could have one feature request it would be to compare 2 tree shots using an interface which would highlight differences.I'd be willing to pay more than the $15 you charge for this version as would many other people I'm sure.

Works as it should Minimize to tray, as the name implies, minimizes any program the system tray with a simple combination of keystrokes. It's a useful tool, works as it should, and is causing me no trouble. What more can you ask for?

Why pay for something you can do for free? I found minimizetotray using Google, and I downloaded the trial version, which only worked for a few hours, unfortunately.I was reluctant to pay for it, however, because I suspected I could find a similar function for free. After a little more research, I found Trayit!, which is free and provides many, though not all, of these functions for free.Perhaps when I am employed full-time in a career, I won't mind paying, but for now, freeware and FOSS is the way to go.

A great tool but just not for me... SysTracer easily is the best looking and most functional registry tool I tried using while trying to diagnose a problem I was having with my mouse / intellipoint. However, while indexing my registry, systracer would crash becuase it was too big. I wish i had som sense of how long it would take for it to crawl the registry or had some kind of progress bar. without it, I could never tell if it had actually crashed or was still working, but i could just leave it running without knowing how long it would take since i was using valuable CPU ...

Results after Testing Sir, After testing the systrace,I just received a lot of numbers and adds and registry changes. That's to deep for the average person. I wanted something to show me every add ( full path ) and changes. I'm not really interested in registrys. I wanted to know this because, everytime I remove software, it leaves a little here and there. Can you make it do what I want. I just want to see file names and directories. Example:addC:\programs\systrace\thisc:\programs\systrace\thatI want to see all the paths....

Perfect for what I was looking for I needed to know what config files were being modified by a program for user preference changes that we were using. This tool was perfect for this purpose. The coloration for the compare deltas led me right to the files and I also like the ability to open the registry keys directly to regedit. Thank you for making this tool available.

I LOVE IT Simple, effective, life saving, user friendly - absolutely love it!

It failed badly, jammed, could not be x'd out. Upgrad message came on and would not shut down.If your program could not work, how could I trust it to play around with my registry?

system repair tool tryed program but it did not work repairing the problem so i deleted the system repair tool

Can't recommend a program that doesn't work. You might consider enabling all functions long enough for someone to find out if everything works as it should and if it can do it without making things worse.

This is not worth the HD space waisted. All it did was find the entries but you need to buy the product to see if it actually fixes your errors.