Windows XP Hidden Application

Windows XP Hidden Application? 

Yes, "hidden" applications! There are actually many hidden application in Windows system which can be accessed through the following method.
Try them out and see what you have missed from Windows XP

For each of these programs, launch it by: "Start" >> "Run", then type the executable name then

press Enter. Alternately you can press the windows symbol on keyboard together with letter 'R' to open up the Run prompt window.

Figure 1 : Run Prompt Window

 
Program: Clipboard Viewer (Access contents of Windows Clipboard)

Executable:clip b rd

 

Program: Dr. Watson for Windows (Trouble Shooting tool)

Executable:drw tsn32

Program: DirectX diagnosis (Diagnose DirectX, video & sound components)

Executable:dxdiag

Program: Private character editor (Create your own characters)

Executable:eudcedit

Program: IExpress Wizard (Create self-extracting / self-installing package)

Executable:iexpres s

Program: Mcft Synchronization Manager (Synchronize network files to for off-line
work)
Executable:mobs ync

Program: Windows Media Player 5.1 (the basic version of Media Player)

Executable:mplay32

Program: Object Packager (Create packages to insert to a file)

Executable:packager

Program: System Monitor (A very useful tool to monitor PC performance)

Executable:perfmon

Program: Network shared folder wizard (creates shared folders on network)

Executable:s hrpubw

Program: File signature verification (Verify signature on files)

Executable:s igverif

Program: Account Database Security Tool (Warning! this tool might encrypt all user
accounts)
Executable:s ysk ey

Program: Driver Verifier Manager (Verify the device drivers)

Executable:verifier

Program: Built-in Windows Chat (Windows for Workgroups Chat)

Executable:w inchat

You can try it out yourself and yeah, learn something new.. ;-)