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UIforETW 1.59, published by Google Inc., is a lightweight Windows utility that provides a graphical front-end for recording, storing, and organizing Event Tracing for Windows (ETW) sessions. ETW is the operating system’s highest-resolution instrumentation framework, capturing kernel, driver, and application events with microsecond accuracy; UIforETW removes the need to memorize command-line tools such as xperf or wpr by exposing the same capabilities through a clear ribbon interface. Developers and performance engineers launch the program, select a predefined profile—or build a custom one by ticking checkboxes for CPU sampling, context switches, disk I/O, GPU utilization, heap allocations, or power events—and press “Start Trace.” While recording, the software shows a live counter panel so anomalies can be spotted immediately; when tracing stops it automatically compresses the generated .etl files, appends symbol information, and adds a time-stamped entry to the built-in trace library. Double-clicking any entry opens the capture in Windows Performance Analyzer (WPA) with the correct symbols path already configured, streamlining regression analysis, A/B testing, or hang diagnostics. Because UIforETW can stack multiple providers and user providers from its own manifest, it is equally useful for driver writers measuring DPC/ISR latency, game studios profiling frame drops, or IT administrators troubleshooting server spikes. The single-version release 1.59 remains current and is offered under an open-source license. UIforETW is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources (e.g. winget), always delivering the latest version, and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.
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