Windows Service Auditor

Being fully aware of what causes potential problems with various Windows Services can be somewhat tricky, even though Microsoft has provided power users and system administrators with various useful tools such as Event Viewer or Auditpol.

That said, if you're willing to opt for a third-party alternative to these tools, you can use a nifty, little tool appropriately called Windows Service Auditor. It's designed to help you figure out what exactly is causing your essential Windows Services by shining a bit of light on why they stop, start, or update themselves.

Key Features:

• Small utility with no configuration required


• Portable application


• Allows you to see detailed service events


• Easy to use with a simple GUI


• Enables manual auditing process for events

Technical Specifications:

• Publisher: Core Technologies Consulting, LLC


• Price: FREE


• File: WindowsServiceAuditor.exe


• Platform: Windows

Usage Instructions:

The app's main window is divided into three important parts. At the top, you have a basic toolbar that offers you quick access to some of the app's main features. In the middle, there's a Services panel that displays all the Windows Services in alphabetical order.

The bottom part of the app's main window is where you can actually see all the events associated with the selected Windows Service. It's worth noting that you can also view various details associated with the various events by double-clicking them.

To conclude, Windows Service Auditor is undoubtedly a very useful and easy-to-use application. It's certain to come in handy to power users or system administrators for whom knowing the cause of various actions performed by Windows Services is of the utmost importance.