Windows Utility Launcher : Access To All Windows Utility Easily

You might know Windows Operating System provides a lot of tools by default to control your system. Some of those can be found in “Control Panel” and about other’s? You have to dig really hard. If you are tired of being going to “Control Panel” and search for the tool you are looking for, then here we have a better solution for you. You now don’t have to dig Control Panel of go up to the deepest level of System files/Start Menu to catch the tools. A tiny app named “Windows Utility Launcher” will make this easy for you. Windows Utilities Launcher is wonderfully simple to set up. You don’t need to install it even! Just unzip the exe file, place it anywhere and create a shortcut. Get ready for instant access goodness!

Curious about what you will see as soon as you start Windows Utilities Launcher? We have shown it in the 1st picture. In the “Utilities Tab Area” you can quickly access the utilities shown with a single click of the button beneath each listing. Notice that you can easily minimize Windows Utilities Launcher to the “System Tray” or exit the program using the two buttons in the lower right corner. Windows Utilities Launcher will also display the version of Windows that you are using in the “Status Bar”.

The “Settings Tab Area” lets you decide if you would like to have Windows Utilities Launcher start up with Windows each time and if you would like to have the app start as minimized.

The “About Tab Area” provides basic app information and also a way to contact the developer.

You will also see an icon in Windows Tray Area. Give a closer look at the “Right Click Menu” setup for Windows Utilities Launcher. Here you can see the main menu. You can also access to 2 additional apps from here. Those are Notepad and Calculator.

You can also use the “Windows Utilities” sub-menu as an alternate way to quickly access individual Windows Utilities.

You can play with this tool easily. For instance we have decided to access the “System Configuration”. All we have to do was just gave a single click to “System Configuration” and window was opened very quickly. We had the same great result on any of the other utilities that we chose.

Windows Utilities Launcher is still in the earlier stages of development, but this little app is already demonstrating how easy it should and can be to access common Windows Utilities. This is definitely worth of trying out, have fun!

 

Resources

Download Windows Utilities Launcher (version 1.1)

Download the .NET Framework (version 3.5 SP1)