And if you want a geekier looking free launcher, you should check out RocketDock. Yet another way would be to simply add NirLauncher to the PStart menu. Another option would be to launch both PStart and NirLauncher at startup. Hence, you could use the free launcher as an alternative to PStart in step 2 in my tutorial for creating a rescue stick and launch NirLauncher automatically whenever you boot up from your USB stick. I have tried NirLauncher under Windows 7 and Windows PE 3.0.
Third, even though all of the NirSoft tools are portable apps, not all of them will work under Windows PE. It might cause problems if you run NirLauncher first from the hard drive and then copy it to your USB drive. Second, I recommend extracting the NirLauncher folder directly to your flash drive and not to your hard drive. This is because system tools sometimes show similar characteristics to malware or hacking tools, which lead the heuristics modules of virus scanners to the wrong conclusion. First, some of the NirSoft apps might trigger false alarms in your antivirus software. There are three things you have to consider when you prepare your rescue stick for NirLauncher. This makes this free launcher the perfect utility for tool suites. Each package has its own user interface with its own tabs. You can also switch between packages by using the F3 and F4 key, or Ctrl-1 and Ctrl-2. You'll find the Sysinternals Suite in the Packages menu. Then you have to drag p from the Sysinternals folder to the NirLauncher user interface. All you have to do is to copy all the Sysinternal tools to a separate folder on your flash drive together with p. NirSoft provides a configuration file for this purpose.
Perhaps the coolest feature of NirLauncher is that you can add all Sysinternal tools in one go. If you forget the exact name of a tool, you have to scroll through all the entries. What I am missing here is the search function. If you have many tools on your rescue stick, you will like this feature. What I like about NirLauncher is that the tool categories are separated by tabs. With PStart, you can just drag new apps to the user interface and remove them with a mouse click. The only downside of this free launcher is that adding and removing tools is a bit cumbersome because you have to edit a text file (p).
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