1.Bandwidth Monitor The bandwidth monitor detects all connections on the system and monitors the amount of data going to and from each connection. Displaying current send speed and receive speed of each connection. Allowing reports to show how much data has been sent and received for the past year. 2.CPU Monitor The CPU monitor detects the current CPU usage of the system. Also detects many other facts on the CPU installed. A real time clock speed is part of the monitor to show real time current CPU speed. 3.Drives Monitor The drives monitor detects the free space of a selected hard drive. Also gives detailed info for each hard drive and shows total capacity of all hard drives combined. 4.Hardware Monitor Shows all hardware ever installed on the system that Windows has kept track of. You should see old hardware that is no longer installed but once was and not uninstalled, along with all current hardware. Also it can track any hardware that has been added or removed. It will then store the changes in the stats database for future reports. 5.IP Monitor Monitors your internet IP and/or your local IP. Also you can enable the email feature under task monitor to email you or a group when the change of an IP address happens sending them the new IP. 6.Memory Monitor Monitors physical memory, virtual memory, and Page File. Also shows how many physical memory chips are installed and the size of each. 7.Netstats Monitor Shows all current connections on the computer, but also shows which programs are making those connections. This uses a undocumented API call that is only available from XP and above. 8.Processes Monitor Shows all running processes and very detailed info on each running process. 9.Services monitor Shows all services running on the system. Gives detailed info on each service. 10.Software Monitor Monitors all current installed software. Tracks when software is installed or removed and stores the data in the stats database for reports.