SysPulse is controlled entirely through a single file called config.ini. This file is located in the same folder as SysPulse.exe. You can edit it with any text editor (like Notepad).
config.ini, you must restart SysPulse for the changes to take effect.
[LICENSE]
key = your_license_key_here
[TELEGRAM]
token = YOUR_BOT_TOKEN
chat_id = YOUR_CHAT_ID
[THRESHOLDS]
cpu_percent = 85
memory_percent = 90
disk_percent = 90
[SECURITY]
whitelist = chrome.exe,spotify.exe,code.exe
auto_learn = false
[FEATURES]
monitor_usb = true
monitor_startup = true
daily_report = true
[GENERAL]
startup_alert = true
[LICENSE]
key = your_license_key_here
Enter the license key you received after purchase. This key is tied to your hardware (HWID-locked) and can only be used on one machine.
[TELEGRAM]
token = YOUR_BOT_TOKEN
chat_id = YOUR_CHAT_ID
https://api.telegram.org/botYOUR_BOT_TOKEN/getUpdates to find your chat ID.[THRESHOLDS]
cpu_percent = 85
memory_percent = 90
disk_percent = 90
[SECURITY]
whitelist = chrome.exe,spotify.exe,code.exe
auto_learn = false
chrome.exe).true, SysPulse will automatically add new processes to the baseline after alerting you once. Use false to be alerted every time a process appears.TiWorker.exe or TrustedInstaller.exe), simply add them to the whitelist to stop those alerts.
[FEATURES]
monitor_usb = true
monitor_startup = true
daily_report = true
true = get alerts when a USB drive is connected. false = disable USB monitoring.true = get alerts when new programs are added to Windows Startup. false = disable startup monitoring.true = receive a daily summary every 24 hours with average CPU, new processes, and USB events. false = disable daily reports.[GENERAL]
startup_alert = true
true = receive a Telegram message when SysPulse starts (useful to know it's running). false = no startup notification.Kill.bat if needed).config.ini and open with Notepad.