1.AppsChecker’s Automation of ProcMon results in

  1.1 No more time spent starting/stopping ProcMon or

         saving the Event Logs:. The process is totally automated

         in Moonwalker.

          The PC’s Start Menu is replicated so that the User

         effectively selects the Application from a Start Menu

         and when the Application ends an Event Log is

         automatically produced.

    1.2 No more batch editing of a ProcMon Filter file.

          Selecting the Applications/Processes to report on, is now

         based on an Automatically Generated  list of

          Applications/Processes which were running when

         ProcMon was monitoring.

    1.3  Standard Reports producing lists of

         1.3.1 All the File/Registry entries read/written by an

              Application/Process, and if any have failed due to

              Access Rights.

         1.3.2 The Access rights of users, who have different

            Access Rights to the Original User, can be checked

            to see where there are potential problems with the

             New User having insufficient rights to perform the

            required operation.

    1.4  A Cross Reference with the full log (for a Process) so

            that it is easy to see the environment of each reference.

          (other file/registry reads/writes)

    1.5 The ability to compare logs from different PCs

          (using a Text File comparison program) where one

          works and the other does not to see where/why

           the problem (differences) Start (Date Times/Process IDs)

           and other run specific details are removed

    1.6 The ability to identify the Log Records belonging to

           individual functions within an Application. Uses a

           technique called “BookMarks” which allow the User

          to generate a named record on the ProcMon log when

          he enters/leaves a Function within a Application.

           Without Bookmarks it is often difficult to tie individual

          Event Records to individual Functions with a Application.

 

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