Troubleshooting Windows often means moving between several tools to answer related questions. wintower collects service inspection, process information, and System event-log views in a terminal interface, keeping common checks close together.
Switch context without leaving the terminal
Separate tabs organize the main views. Keyboard navigation makes the tool usable in a terminal-focused workflow, while native Windows APIs supply the underlying information. The interface is intended to make inspection more convenient, not to invent a second source of truth about the machine.
Make changes deliberately
Actions that modify state require confirmation. That matters when stopping a process or changing a service can affect another application. Windows access controls still apply, and an access-denied result is a boundary to respect rather than something the interface should conceal.
Start with observation
Use the read views to establish what is happening before choosing an action. Logs and process information need context: a busy process or an event entry alone does not prove the cause of a problem. The repository explains installation, keyboard controls, and the supported operations.
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