The Windows operating system of any version is famous for its negative characteristics: instability, errors that appear out of nowhere, incorrect installations and conflicts. In most cases, of course, it is the user himself who is to blame for the problems. But sometimes situations arise when it is very useful to be aware of what is happening on the computer.
Necessary
basics of programming
Instructions
Step 1
The easiest way to monitor running processes is to use Windows' built-in Task Manager. You can call it by right-clicking on the taskbar or by pressing the Ctrl-Alt-Del key combination. Every program running on the system spawns a process, sometimes more than one. The Device Manager displays complete information about the process: its name, its "owner", memory usage and processor power.
Step 2
More modified process monitoring can be organized using a similar utility, Process Explorer. The program has a nice interface and more features. For specific tasks of monitoring programs, use the search engine to find a program that meets your requirements. SUMo and Secunia PSI applications monitor installed software and report the release of the latest software versions and system updates.
Step 3
The MJ Registry Watcher program registers all changes in the system, Ashampoo UnInstaller monitors the correctness of program installations. You may also find NetWrix Change Reporter Suite, WinTools.net Classic, Magic Utilities and others useful. You can find similar monitoring software at soft.ru or softodrom.ru.
Step 4
You can create a monitoring program with your own hands. To do this, you just need to understand the basics of how system resources work and how to access them. The implementation of the tasks will depend on the capabilities of the selected programming language. You can program in different programming languages. First, make a rough plan of what you would like to see in your program, and then start writing the code.
