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Filemon
Filemon monitors and displays file system activity on a system in real-time. Its advanced capabilities make it a powerful tool for exploring the way Windows works, seeing how applications use the fil ...
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- Oct 07, 2008
- For version:
- 7.04
Another small but efficient app 
I have the whole sys eternals suite and have found every app to be very useful. This is no exception and one of the better ones. If you want to see what's going on in real time or close to, this will be the app. This also comes in handy for those little things that may be using resources that you had no idea were even there, yep, you'll find it, apps that's hogging or causing errors etc... or maybe even something that shouldn't be there. I only use it when I begin noticing issues and typically this helps me track down a left over active file that is kicking in. Like Itunes and it's updater, even though I uninstalled, the updater was going constantly and was left behind. It didn't show in processes, this found it and I deleted it, all was well.
Review by: gimpguy (370)
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- Jan 02, 2006
- For version:
- 7.02
Exceptional system monitoring/debug tool 
Wholeheartedly endorse filemon.exe (version 7.02) Easy, uncluttered, intuitive interface. Standalone program that doesn't require install/uninstall, nor any registry entries. Filter include/exclude granularity is excellent. Log event highlighting capability a real plus. VERY useful for debugging, performance tweaking, identifying spyware at anywhere from entire files system to individual file access level.
Review by: escudar
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- Oct 08, 2004
- For version:
- 6.1
That's a great software 
Useful in finding files accessed by programs, access denied errors, etc.
Review by: Adriano
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- Aug 11, 2004
- For version:
- 6.1
It could not be more useful 
If you need the information it provides, there is no tool that comes close. The ability to have filters applied to the current data is now available; it was just about the last thing missing. It would be nice to have a programmer interface (not just a GUI), but what do you want for $0.00?? The author is also very responsive to suggestions, and to compatibility issues and questions.
Review by: JMerrill
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