EasyPing!

EasyPing! is a super handy networking tool that lets you send the ping command to one or more hosts at the same time. This is great for checking how strong your connection is to other machines, especially when you’re gearing up to play games with your friends over LAN. No one likes lag, right?

What Makes EasyPing! Special?

This tool is packed in a single .exe file. You can save it wherever you want on your hard drive or even pop it onto a USB flash drive. This means you can run it on any PC! Just keep in mind that you'll need the .NET Framework installed on your machine. The cool part? It doesn’t mess with your Windows registry settings or clutter up your disk with extra files without asking.

User-Friendly Interface

The interface of EasyPing! is pretty straightforward. It acts like a graphical user interface (GUI) for the ping console tool, which makes things easy-peasy. You get a standard frame and a simple layout where you can add as many hostnames or IP addresses as you'd like to ping them all at once.

How Does It Work?

Once you're ready and hit that start button, EasyPing! opens up a Command Prompt window to send out pings and show network stats. While it doesn't let you stop the operation midway or change delay times, TTL, or number of retries, it's still effective for what it does.

Create Batch Files Easily

A neat feature is that you can whip up a batch file with your current settings on-the-fly! This means after setting things up, you can just double-click this .bat file later to ping those hosts without needing to open EasyPing! again.

Lightweight Performance

You’ll be happy to know that EasyPing! allows you to save configurations for future use and easily remove any host from your list too. While there aren't tons of extra features, it's got everything you need for pinging multiple hosts at once. Plus, during our tests, we found that CPU and RAM usage was minimal!

If you're looking for an easy-to-use tool without all the fluff, download EasyPing!. It's perfect for getting straight into testing your network connections!