More About What it Does in Detail:

Windows_Seizer_Logo

The Windows Seizer website gives the following details:

Windows Seizer is a standalone portable freeware utility which lists all the windows you have open.. Window Seizer then displays the following technical information for each window listed:

  • Memory Usage
  • Window Handle
  • Class Name
  • Parent Handle
  • Window Visibility
  • Process ID
  • Status
  • Filename
  • Path
  • X Coordinate
  • Y Coordinate
  • Width
  • Height

 

Having downloaded Windows Seizer and running it the following functions and screens are provided:

This review will follow the usual format of presenting the majority of information as screenshots backed up by further information where necessary.

(click on any picture to enlarge where necessary)

Main Screen

Windows_Seizer_Main_GUI

The toolbar gives access to the majority of functions:

Windows_Seizer_Toolbar

These are also available from the Windows menu item:

Windows_Seizer_Window_Menu

plus the ability to Restore, Maximize and Minimize the selected window as well as Showall (windows)

The function details given by Windows Seizer on their website are:

Window Seizer Features

Task and window switching.
By double clicking the selected item you can quickly bring it to the foreground. This makes task switch quick and easy.

Close All I.E. s
Allows you to close all Internet explorer windows you have open with a single click. This can be very useful if you run into a website which opens up a endless chain of popup windows.

Close All Folders
Allows you to close all folders you have open with a single click.

Close Item
Standard close selected window.

Close All
Close all windows. This is useful for just before you’re about to shut a PC down. You can make sure that everything is closed properly and all files are saved before you initiate the windows shutdown.

Kill Window
Quickly kill the selected window which might not be responding. Useful programs which are not responding or task which you know to be spyware.

Move to 1,1
This will move the selected visible window to the left of the first screen to position 1,1. This is useful if the top of a window has moved off the top of a screen and you can’t drag it back down with the mouse. It can also be used on a dual display system to move a window from the second display to the first.

Show Desktop
Minimizes all windows at once so you can see the desktop.

Hide Window
This feature will hide the selected window so that it is no longer visible. This is useful for temporarily hiding a visible window from other people.

By Handle
This additional dialog allows you to perform most of the functions above by using the handle to identify the window.

Window By Handle Dialog:

Windows_Seizer_By_Handle

Show Desktop
Quick get to the desktop without having to manually minimize all  the visible windows.

Show Hidden and Show Blank Captions. (Checkboxes below toolbar)

By default Window seizer only shows the visible windows that have a caption. This is because it is these items which you will be interacting with the most. By check the two boxes under the toolbar you can also list non visible windows / tasks and windows with no captions.

CPU Meter

Windows_Seizer_CPU_Meter

 

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    Hidden windows are a bugger. I’ll keep this in mind next time I have an issue with my windows. Great find. Thanks for sharing.

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