Winobj

WinObj is a tool for system administrators and developers to view and manage objects in the Object Manager Namespace. WinObj is a 32-bit application that uses the native Windows NT API to access information about objects.

WinObj displays various types of objects, including processes, threads, files, disks, devices, and system services. For each object, WinObj displays information such as name, type, ID, size, status, and more. WinObj also allows you to view the tree structure of objects and make changes to objects.

WinObj is a useful tool for system administrators and developers who need to explore and manage objects in Windows. WinObj can be used to diagnose problems, monitor system activity, and make changes to objects.

Here are some examples of how WinObj can be used:

- A system administrator can use WinObj to explore the processes and threads that are running on a computer.

- A developer can use WinObj to examine files, disks, and devices that are used by an application.

- A system administrator can use WinObj to detect and remove malware that is running on a computer.

WinObj is a powerful tool that can be used to examine and manage objects on Windows. WinObj is useful for system administrators and developers who need to have a detailed overview of the system.