Tiny Watcher -> Systemmonitoring Momentaufnahmen Hinweise
Tiny Watcher 1.5 (© Olivier Lombart)
DD: Nov 2006 - Englisch - 542 KB - Installer (.exe)
OS: Windows 95 98 NT 2000 XP MCE 2003 2005
HP: http://www.donationcoders.com/kubicle/watcher/index.html
DL: http://www.donationcoders.com/kubicle/watcher/download.html
SS: http://www.donationcoders.com/kubicle/watcher/misc.html#The snapshots in details
FAQ: http://www.donationcoders.com/kubicle/watcher/faq.html
Kleiner Systemmonitor der Veränderungen von Systemdateien und Registryeinträgen überwacht,
und dieses bei jedem Systemstart überprüft und ggf. alarmiert.
suchen finden :::> dadada System monitoring tinywatcher warnhinweise Benachrichtigung Veränderungshinweise
The way Tiny Watcher works is pretty simple: basically, it starts by taking a snapshot of important parts of your Windows system; then it tracks changes (every time you log in, or whenever you want to). When a change is detected, you are notified. For example, you will be notified if a program puts itself in the startup lists of your machine, or if files are modified/created in your Windows directory, and so on. General warning http://www.donationcoders.com/kubicle/watcher/misc.html#General warning Tiny Watcher allows you to "disable" or "remove" files and registry entries. Do not use this feature unless you know what you are doing. Disabling system related items can cause problems to your system; in the worst cases, Windows will refuse to start on the next time you reboot - you might have to reinstall Windows to fix the problem. In a way this is a good news: reinstalling will quite always get you out of trouble. But you will surely waste your time doing so. Users who understand a bit more how Windows works will probably find by themselves how to re-enable (rename) the missing item (without having to reinstall Windows!). Tiny Watcher creates a snapshot for several sensitive areas of your system: - running processes (anytime) - running processes at logon time - startup registry keys - services registry keys - other sensitive registry keys - sensitive directories (c:\, Windows directory, "system32" directory, etc.) - other sensitive files - scheduled tasks