Welcome to BNT (Blind Nerd Toolbox)
Blind Nerd Toolbox is a program that lets you get info about your computer with the press of buttons, without needing a window or task manager! It also lets you find and end running processes and much more! It is also very light on system resources and very quick to respond.
A registration key for the program costs $10 US. It removes the 15 minute demo limitation and the nag dialog on start. The registration system does not require an internet connection at any period during activation or otherwise.
To buy a registration key, visit: https://brynify.me/pages/bnt.php

Keys:
the default BNT modifier is alt control shift. The alt control and shift keys will be referred to as simply modifier. You can modify the modifier in preferences.ini. Possible values, include as many of these as you wish separated by the plus (+) symbol: control, win, alt, shift.
modifier+q: exit BNT.
modifier+`: speak CPU name and core count.
modifier+1: Speak total CPU.
modifier+2: speak total RAM usage.
modifier+3: Speak system uptime.
Modifier+4: Speak battery information.
modifier+c: Copy last spoken text to clipboard.
modifier+left/right bracket: run through open processes.
modifier+semicolon and apostrophe: Jump to top and bottom of processes list.
modifier+backspace: Kill focused process+Ask for confirmation.
modifier+delete: Kill focused process.
modifier+equals: Focus the process using the most RAM.
modifier+dash: Focus the process using the most CPU.
modifier+k: Kill favorites
Modifier+backslash: Find process.
Modifier+slash: Cycle through possible sort methods for process list.
Modifier+f: Focus a process for the focused process keys.
Modifier+P: Speak full process path.
Modifier+f1: speak focused process name and PID.
Modifier+f2: Speak focused process CPU.
Modifier+f3: Speak focused process RAM.
Modifier+F4: Toggle focused process CPU monitor.
Modifier+F5: Toggle focused process RAM monitor.
Modifier+F6: Toggle PC CPU monitor.
Modifier+F7: Toggle PC Memory Monitor.
Modifier+F8: Toggle battery monitor.
Modifier+U: Check for updates.
Modifier+space: Repeat last spoken item

Kill favorites
To set up a favorite list of processes to kill, create a file called processes.txt in the folder of the app. Put process names, including the .exe extension, case does not matter, and separate each with a line. Now, when you press the kill favorites hotkey, all of these processes will be killed at once, without confirmation. This is useful for killing a bunch of processes on startup etc.

Focused Process Monitors
You can modify the behavior of the monitors by checking the monitors group of preferences.ini while the program is closed. You have the following options:
fp_memory_time: How often the memory monitor should pull the process's memory.
fp_cpu_time: How often the CPU monitor should pull the process's CPU
fp_memory_diff: How large of a difference between the previous monitor, in MB, the process should have before you are notified of a difference.
fp_cpu_diff: How large of a percent jump in CPU the process should have before you're notified of the difference.
pc_memory_time: How often the memory monitor should pull the system's memory.
pc_cpu_time: How often the CPU monitor should pull the system's CPU
pc_battery_time: How often the battery monitor should check the battery status.
pc_memory_diff: How large of a difference between the previous monitor, in MB, the pc should have before you are notified of a difference.
pc_cpu_diff: How large of a percent jump in CPU the pc should have before you're notified of the difference.
pc_battery_diff: How large of a percent jump in battery the pc should have before you're notified of the difference.