More Utilities for Windows NT (under construction)

• SUSRV by Steffen Krause (or directly from simtel.coast.net (currently down?) or your nearest mirror, e.g. University of Mainz)
  Like the Unix su command: allows you to run adminstrative tools like User Manager, Registry Editor, File Manager etc. with Administrator privileges while logged on as an ordinary user without having to log off (with source).
• zip/unzip
  Native Win32 zip/unzip command line utilities with support for long filenames, pkzip/pkunzip compatible format (source code available).
• Ext2NT by Peter Joot
  Read your Linux Ext2 partition from NT on a Linux/NT dual-boot system (with source).
  The original site http://www.accessv.com/~peeter/ seems to be no longer available, but you can still find the latest version at many places by searching for ext2nt-1.06 at FTPSearch.
• NTFS driver for Linux by Martin von Löwis
  Read your NTFS partition from Linux on a Linux/NT dual-boot system (source code).
• SysInternals by Mark Russinovich and Bryce Cogswell have many useful utilities for NT, including but not limited to:
  • NTFSDOS
    A DOS device driver to read your NTFS partition on a DOS/NT dual-boot system (with source).
  • NTFilMon
    Monitor all files accesses, helps you to find access violations with too tightened NTFS permissions etc. (with source).
  • NTRegMon
    Monitor all registry accesses (with source).
  • NTHandleEx
    Shows which processes have open handles to files, DLLs etc.
• IWatch by Matthias Withopf, published in the German computer magazine c't 14/98
  Watches e.g. setup programs: intercepts API calls like CopyFile() and allows to redirect the parameters. This avoids e.g. replacing DLLs in your system directory. Warns you if the programs tries to open a TCP connection. With source, so you can extend it to intercept arbitrary calls for arbitrary purposes.
• AUTOEXNT by Jan van Eekeren, from the NT Resource Kit
  Run a batch job at boot without logging on.
• SCut by Coffee Computing Corp.
  Repair shortcuts (.lnk) which ask for a password for a local drive (e.g. \\machine\c$)
• MButton by Darryn Davis
  Generates a double-click if you press your middle mouse button. Freeware.