Windows Tools to Help Fix PC Issues

TCPView is one of those Sysinternals tools that looks simple at first glance but turns out to be incredibly useful once you understand what it shows you. It gives you a real-time view of every network connection on your PC, including which apps are talking to the internet, what ports they are using, and where those connections are going. When you try to figure out why an app is hanging, why something keeps phoning home, or whether a strange background process is doing something it should not, TCPView is one of the first thing to open.

Windows has built-in tools like Resource Monitor and the old netstat command, but they either hide too much or overwhelm you with raw data. TCPView sits in the Goldilocks' zone. It updates live, highlights new connections as they happen, and makes it easy to spot anything that looks suspicious or unexpected. You can use it to track down unruly apps, troubleshoot firewall rules, and confirm whether a PC is actually communicating with a server the way it should. If you have ever wondered why something on your system is trying to reach the internet, TCPView gives you the clarity that Windows itself never quite manages to provide.

4) RAMMap

RAMMap helps you understand how Windows is actually using my system memory. While Task Manager gives you a high-level overview, RAMMap goes much deeper. It breaks down memory usage into categories like file cache, drivers, mapped files, kernel allocations, and standby lists. When a PC feels slow for no obvious reason or the RAM usage looks suspiciously high, RAMMap helps you see exactly where the problem is. You can use it to diagnose memory leaks, figure out why a system starts running low on usable RAM, and track down cases where Windows is hoarding cached data longer than it should.

Windows has built-in tools like Resource Monitor and the performance tab in Task Manager, but they only scratch the surface. They show you what is happening right now, not what has been building up over time or which components are quietly consuming memory in the background. RAMMap gives a full snapshot of memory usage and lets you compare it against what you expect from a healthy system. If a process is leaking RAM, if a driver is misbehaving, or if the standby list needs to be cleared, RAMMap makes it obvious.
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