The download and installation wwent smoothly, but when starting the program it locks up. Multiple tries have not succeeded in getting it running. Disappointing.

its very good love it im glad i was able to find it

I search a product fully freeware.Best regards

Good but... Very close to providing what I need, aside from three problems. First, I'm not sure I like that you need to specify what windows *not* to hide. There are waaaaay too many of those in my case; I would prefer to specify the 2 or 3 windows I *do* want to hide. Second, the "free" version comes with a lot of features disabled until you pay. That's normally fine... except that in this case so many features are disabled that I can't test it enough to see if I want to purchase it! Finally, it hides the windows just fine, but it ...

Didn't work, didn't like it because it failed to live up to it's hype and therefore uninstalled it.

Fantastic Did everything it said it did and more!I didnt realise that Internet Explorer 8 Beta left so much rubbish behind in the registry!

The program did not work. I installed the program, but when I went to run it, a bar appeared in the taskbar, but no window loaded up. When I used task manager, it stated that the program had stopped responding. I tried to run it numerous times, but with no luck.

Very Good I liked. It is very easy and useful.

Works as it should Minimize to tray, as the name implies, minimizes any program the system tray with a simple combination of keystrokes. It's a useful tool, works as it should, and is causing me no trouble. What more can you ask for?

Why pay for something you can do for free? I found minimizetotray using Google, and I downloaded the trial version, which only worked for a few hours, unfortunately.I was reluctant to pay for it, however, because I suspected I could find a similar function for free. After a little more research, I found Trayit!, which is free and provides many, though not all, of these functions for free.Perhaps when I am employed full-time in a career, I won't mind paying, but for now, freeware and FOSS is the way to go.

I do believe that Daphne is a handy piece of software and it did kill the process I had difficulty with. What I would have liked to see was to have functionality of identifying a process by dragging the pointer over it. I say this because the malware was continually being started at system start-up. I was however able to resolve the problem and Daphne did assist me therein.Thank you,

I\'m lost. The \"Daphne\" defines hidden processes well, but \"complete\" does not succeed.

Not the most elegant interface, but a useful tool for sure. Malware had deactivated my Task Manager, but Daphne allowed me to shut off the rogue processes.

It is a very good software and I can know about that there is any spyware, virus o rootkit running in my computer.

Your product seems like a decent product but will not do what I want it to do. I want a program that will kill hidden .dll & .exe files that have probably been dumped by spyware or a virus. I can remove this processes but different modes but I would like to have something that would do it on the fly!

Limited usefullness. It is a good tool but quite difficult to use. IN my case is one of the few tool able to detect the presence of a rootkit virus in my system but it was of no use in removing it. By the way I have not yet succeeded in sanitate my pc. I 'll end low formatting the disk as a last resort solution.

Use difficulties the program is not very easy to use and it doesn't hide every program