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ProcMon fills that role a little bit. I also think that if the author here used that in the first place they would have arrived at the registry problems much s
by genocidicbunny 5y ago
ProcMon fills that role a little bit.
I also think that if the author here used that in the first place they would have arrived at the registry problems much sooner. ProcMon is often the first thing I reach for when dealing with a 'missing files' kind of problem on Windows.
- malkia 5y agoI was looking how to automate procmon on CI and found this (but info there might be bit outdated, had to reset my procmon registry to get it back to work) - https://gist.github.com/balaprasathr/ae424eec0e9e2860aa84a854244f53c3 https://gist.github.com/balaprasathr/ae424eec0e9e2860aa84a85... and whole article that goes deep into it - but can't find it now - I think I've stumbled on to it from the link above.
- Slortibort 5y ago> I also think that if the author here used that in the first place they would have arrived at the registry problems much sooner. You're absolutely correct. Doing this again, I'd probably get to start from the middle. I went the way I did because I was essentially starting it blind - technically capable but with no idea how one should do this. Discovering and reasoning my way through potential causes and tools helped it be a massive learning experience and I'm glad I did.