![]() Leave it running and in hour it will consume everything your PC has to offer. One of the most resource-hungry apps ever made. Windows, Process Monitor would only display events originating in either Notepad.exe or Cmd. You may never need this one but nothing can replace this one when it’s needed. Process Monitor runs on Windows XP SP2, Windows Server 2003 SP1, and Windows Vista as well as 圆4 versions of Windows XP, Windows Server 2003 and Windows Vista. Tiny, extremely powerful, as other Sysinternals utilities writes some stuff to registry but works without installation. Luckily app has very capable filtering system with larger filters by activity type and list of custom ones.ĭepending on what you are trying to do you’ll have to construct one of several filters that will narrow scope down. It’s obviously out of human (and even system administrator) range to work with raw stream. It’s literally hundreds and thousands of events every second. The Process Monitor 2.01 release is an integral part of a larger update of the Sysinternals suite involving other three applications: Autoruns 9.35, DebugView 4.76, and AccessChk 4.21. ![]() I never really understood how much background stuff is running inside Windows until I’ve seen Process Monitor for the first time. It is capable of dissecting every single event and presenting it to you. It’s a merge of few earlier utilities and result is program capable of showing everything that goes on deep inside Windows. Its not uncommon for the latest version of an app to cause problems when installed on older devices. Process Monitor is one of more advanced utilities by Sysinternals. Process Monitor on other hand doesn’t know such word as “balance”, it gives complete package. ![]() ![]() Truth is that app balances at the edge of amount of information that is still digestible by normal (like in not-system-administrator) human being. I had recently posted about Process Explorer that is really good tool to see what is going on in your Windows at moment. ![]()
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