In this guide, I will demonstrate multiple ways to download and install SysInternals suite on your Windows 11/10 PC. The SysInternals tools assist IT administrators and developers in monitoring, managing, diagnosing, and troubleshooting Windows systems and applications.

SysInternals Suite is a bundle of the utilities and some of the tools include Process Explorer, Process Monitor, Sysmon, Autoruns, ProcDump, all of the PsTools, and many more. Many IT professionals use the SysInternals Troubleshooting Utilities on a daily basis, which have been around for a while.

The SysInternals utilities have been rolled up into a single suite of tools for usage. SysInternals Suite can be installed via PowerShell or directly from the Microsoft Store. Installing the SysInternals Suite from the Microsoft Store is the preferred option because the Store apps will get updated automatically to the latest version.

What is SysInternals Suite?

Using SysInternals Suite, you can manage, troubleshoot, and diagnose your Windows systems and applications. There are about 70 individual troubleshooting tools and help files included in the SysInternals utilities. The BSOD Screen Saver and other non-troubleshooting tools are not included.

Download SysInternals Suite

The sysinternal utilities are independent from any Windows OS. That means you’ll have to manually download the sysinternal tools and install them yourself. The tools are available for Windows OS, Nano Server, and ARM64. You can download the SysInternals tools from the Microsoft SysInternals Suite download page.

To download SysInternals Suite, click on the Download SysInternals Suite link, and the browser will download the SysinternalsSuite.zip file to your PC.

Download SysInternals Suite
Download SysInternals Suite

Apart from installing SysInternals Suite tools from the Microsoft Store, you can download the SysInternals Suite installer file (zip file) and use the tools. Because all the tools are packaged into a.zip file, you cannot download individual tools. You must extract the SysInternals Suite tools .zip file to a folder to use the tools.

Download SysInternals Suite
Download SysInternals Suite

Sysinternals suite tools list

After you download and extract the SysInternals tools to a folder, the full suite includes the following tools:

AccessEnumAdExplorerAdInsightAdRestore
AutologonAutorunsBgInfoBlueScreen
CacheSetClockResContigCoreinfo
Ctrl2CapDebugViewDesktopsDisk2vhd
DiskExtDiskMonDiskViewDisk Usage (DU)
EFSDumpFindLinksHandleHex2dec
JunctionLDMDumpListDLLsLiveKd
LoadOrderLogonSessionsMoveFileNotMyFault
NTFSInfoPendMovesPipeListPortMon
ProcDumpProcess ExplorerProcess MonitorPsExec
PsFilePsGetSidPsInfoPsKill
PsListPsLoggedOnPsLogListPsPasswd
PsPingPsServicePsShutdownPsSuspend
PsToolsRAMMapRDCManRegDelNull
RegHideRegJumpRegistry Usage (RU)SDelete
ShareEnumShellRunasSigcheckStreams
StringsSyncSysmonTCPView
VMMapVolumeIDWhoIsWinObj, ZoomIt
List of SysInternals Suite Tools

Install SysInternals Suite from Microsoft Store

SysInternals Suite is available as an MSIX package from the Microsoft Store. The benefit of installing the SysInternals Suite from the Microsoft Store is that the app automatically updates whenever new updates become available.

Use the below steps to download and install the SysInternals suite from the Microsoft Store.

  • Launch the Microsoft Store app on your PC.
  • In the search box, type ‘SysInternals Suite‘ and press Enter.
  • Select the SysInternals Suite app and click on Get.
Install SysInternals Suite from Microsoft Store
Install SysInternals Suite from Microsoft Store

The SysInternals Suite is now downloaded to your PC and installed in a few seconds.

Install SysInternals Suite from Microsoft Store
Install SysInternals Suite from Microsoft Store

To check if the SysInternals tools are installed, launch PowerShell and run the command winget list, which will list all the apps installed on your Windows PC. In the screenshot below, we see the SysInternals Suite has been installed on the PC.

Install SysInternals Suite on Windows PC
Install SysInternals Suite on Windows PC

Install SysInternals Suite using Winget

You can install SysInternals Suite tools using winget on your Windows PC. Launch the PowerShell on the Windows PC. Run the below command to download and install SysInternals Suite.

winget install sysinternals --accept-package-agreements
Install SysInternals using Winget
Install SysInternals Suite using Winget

The winget command is an alternate way to download and install the Sysinternals suite on a Windows computer. However, there is an extra step here where you’ll need to agree to the terms for installation.

winget install "Sysinternals Suite"
Install SysInternals Suite using Winget
Install SysInternals Suite using Winget

Location of SysInternals Suite Tools

After installing the SysInternals Suite, the tools are located in the following locations:

  • The tools are stored in a directory in the user profile, which is in the path: %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\WindowsApps
  • The full list for SysInternals Suite is in the following directory: %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\WindowsApps\Microsoft.SysinternalsSuite_8wekyb3d8bbwe
Location of SysInternals Suite Tools
Location of SysInternals Suite Tools

Unable to remove SysInternals tools

The Microsoft Store does not offer the uninstall option for SysInternals Suite. The screenshot below shows that the SysInternals Suite app does not have an uninstall button in the Microsoft Store. Therefore, in order to remove the SysInternals tools, you must use the Winget method.

Unable to Uninstall SysInternals Suite from Microsoft Store
Unable to Uninstall SysInternals Suite from Microsoft Store

Uninstall SysInternals tools using Winget

If you don’t intend to use SysInternals Suite tools anymore, you can remove the app from your Windows PC using Winget. The Winget utility allows you to install, uninstall, and upgrade apps on your Windows PC.

To remove the SysInternals suite from your PC, open the PowerShell and run the below command.

winget uninstall "Sysinternals Suite"

The SysInternals Suite tools are now uninstalled from your Windows PC. There is no system reboot required after the uninstallation.

Uninstall SysInternals tools using Winget
Uninstall SysInternals tools using Winget

Bulk install SysInternals Suite with SCCM or Intune

Using SCCM or Intune, organizations can install the Microsoft SysInternals Suite in bulk on a number of Windows devices. Without requiring the user to provide any information during installation, the administrator can remotely push the SysInternals Suite application. Users at work will not experience any interruptions from the installation because it is completely silent. Take a look at the guide on installing the Sysinternals app with Intune.

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Prajwal Desai

Prajwal Desai is a technology expert and 10 time Dual Microsoft MVP (Most Valuable Professional) with a strong focus on Microsoft Intune, SCCM, Windows 365, Enterprise Mobility, and Windows. He is a renowned author, speaker, & community leader, known for sharing his expertise & knowledge through his blog, YouTube, conferences, webinars etc.