Programs are listed in details view by default, but you can change that to icons or report view instead. On top of this, the application will also pick up new programs released by either company and add them to the list of available programs as well. There is no centralized update option if you download and run Nirsoft or Sysinternals programs individually, but if you use WSCC, update checks are run frequently to make sure you always have the latest version installed. While this is not overly useful on first download, the program is also used to check for updates to update existing programs downloaded previously. The update manager highlights the process of each download, and displays the old and new version of the application next to each program added this way. The full archive, with all programs downloaded, has a size of less than 75 Megabyte on the hard drive currently. You can download some or all of the programs on that list, and downloads should not take too long considering that most programs are not large. The program queries both Nirsoft and Sysinternals servers for a list of programs and displays information about each application in list form afterwards. You can hit the install button right away to open the update manager. No matter which version you select, it will start with a blank interface on first run that lists no programs. WSCC 3 is provided as a portable application or installer. Additionally, since all programs are portable by nature, you do get access to these programs on the local system as well without using WSCC, and can even move the programs without losing functionality.
Instead of having to download programs individually from Sysinternals or Nirsoft, it makes them available through the application. The main idea behind WSCC is to provide a management interface for all Sysinternals and Nirsoft applications. If you are a Windows user who is at least a little bit interested in how the system works, you have probably one or more of those programs on your system already. Programs include all-time favorite applications for Windows such as Autoruns or Process Explorer by Sysinternals, and CurrPort or SearchMyFiles by Nirsoft.
Nir Sofer has created more than 200 different applications over the years, and Sysinternals, once independent but now a part of Microsoft, another 70. When it comes to companies or individuals that produce high quality software for Windows, it is likely that Nirsoft and Sysinternals are found on lists people make about that more often than not.
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