SysPulse Configuration Guide — config.ini Settings Explained

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 such as Notepad.

License Settings

[LICENSE]
key = your_license_key_here

Enter the license key you received after purchase. The key is hardware-locked (HWID) and can only be used on one machine.

Telegram Settings

[TELEGRAM]
token = YOUR_BOT_TOKEN
chat_id = YOUR_CHAT_ID

• token: Your Telegram bot token created with BotFather.
• chat_id: The chat ID where alerts will be delivered. Send a message to your bot first, then visit https://api.telegram.org/botYOUR_BOT_TOKEN/getUpdates to find the chat ID.

Threshold Settings

[THRESHOLDS]
cpu_percent = 85
memory_percent = 90
disk_percent = 90

• cpu_percent: Send an alert when CPU usage exceeds this value (0–100).
• memory_percent: Send an alert when RAM usage exceeds this value (0–100).
• disk_percent: Send an alert when disk usage exceeds this value (0–100).

These thresholds are used by the CPU/RAM monitoring feature. Adjust them according to your normal workload.

Security Settings (Whitelist)

[SECURITY]
whitelist = chrome.exe,spotify.exe,code.exe
auto_learn = false

• whitelist: Comma-separated list of process names that will not trigger process alerts. Use the exact executable name (for example chrome.exe).
• auto_learn: When set to true, SysPulse automatically adds new processes to the baseline after the first alert. Set to false if you want to be notified every time a new process appears.

Feature Settings

[FEATURES]
monitor_usb = true
monitor_startup = true
daily_report = true

• monitor_usb: true enables USB drive monitoring. Set to false to disable it.
• monitor_startup: true enables startup program monitoring. Set to false to disable it.
• daily_report: true sends a daily summary (average CPU, new processes, USB events). Set to false to turn it off.

General Settings

[GENERAL]
startup_alert = true

• startup_alert: When set to true, SysPulse sends a Telegram message every time it starts. This is useful to confirm the monitor is running.

How to Edit config.ini Safely

1. Fully close SysPulse (use Kill.bat if needed).
2. Right-click config.ini and open it with Notepad.
3. Change only the values you need.
4. Save the file (Ctrl+S).
5. Start SysPulse again.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to restart SysPulse after editing config.ini?

Yes. After making any changes to config.ini you must fully close SysPulse and start it again for the changes to take effect.

See the full FAQ page for more questions about SysPulse.