XP SysPad v7.9.6

Midas on 13 Feb 2021
  • 566KB (uncompressed)
  • Released on 15 Feb 2013
  • Suggested by CreamyPoo

XP SysPad is a program launcher that automatically locates all your applications, system utilities, control panel applets etc. on startup and presents them in a single window for easy access. It also displays a variety of other information, including process list and system details. You can minimize it to the system tray or roll it up with a right-click of the title bar.

Category:
Runs on:Win2K / WinXP
Writes settings to: Writes last window position to INI file in \Windows folder. Does not affect portability in a practical sense, but writing to INI file in Windows folder very outdated.
License: Freeware
How to extract:
  1. Download the installer and extract to a folder of your choice
  2. The application is in the {app} folder
  3. Launch XPSysPad.exe

6 comments on XP SysPad  The Portable Freeware Collection Latest Entries Feed

Midas 2021-02-13 13:43

Xtort.net website is gone -- XP SysPad used to be at http://www.xtort.net/xtort/xpsyspad.php; redirected to SoftPedia.

v7.9.6

a 2008-11-13 10:23

The interface menu shortcuts are better than scrambling through the start menu, desktop shortcuts, and remembering run commands. I don't consider myself a novice user, I just like the convenience of having everything in one place. Great application!

[BOT]Fluffy 2007-02-12 11:34

Launchy is a spectacular launcher as well. Unfortunately it insists on building the index every time it starts instead of keeping a quick-reference database and performing small updates when necessary. Guillotine is also worthy of mention.

Patrick 2006-09-25 15:40

I actually use the google toolbar on the desktop to find any program to launch. I just type in parts of the word and it finds the application. Works great. And you don't have to add individual applications one by one. Anything you install is on the list, magically.

[BOT]Fluffy 2006-05-29 23:24

You can't have a process viewer with SlickRun's interface, and XP SysPad is designed for the novice PC user, so its menu-based system is quite fitting. Novice users would probably find SlickRun's interface a bit more intimidating than simply having menus to show you everything.

They're two different applications with different goals, and I think XPSysPad does its job quite well.

momo 2006-04-20 08:17

The best launcher for me is SlickRun

http://www.bayden.com/slickrun/

XP SysPad looks good but would be better with an interface like SlickRun.

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