Directory Monitor 2.16.0.5

Directory Monitor allows for real-time monitoring of file changes, modifications, deletions, new files, and file access.

Directory Monitor is a software utility that allows users to monitor changes and activity within specified directories on their computer system. It provides real-time tracking of file activity, allowing users to keep track of all changes, modifications, deletions, new files, and file access within the specified directory. You can optionally execute an application when a change occurs.

Directory Monitor is helpful for different purposes, such as monitoring essential system files, detecting malicious activity, tracking user activity on shared directories, and tracking changes made to important documents.

Directory Monitor operates in real-time, meaning that the software immediately detects and logs any change made to a file within the specified directory. This makes it an invaluable tool for keeping track of changes and activity within a directory, especially in situations where it is crucial to know who made changes, when they were made, and what changes were made.

In summary, Directory Monitor is a powerful and versatile tool for monitoring file activity within specified directories in real time. It allows users to track changes, monitor access, and detect suspicious activity.

Directory Monitor Features:

Monitor directories for real-time file changes, modifications, deletions, and new files.

Monitor local directories or network shares (including hidden shares).

Run as a Windows service.

Optionally execute an application when an event occurs.

Log the user on the network that made the changes.

Include/exclude filtering on files being monitored.

Quickly tell if a directory is available and being monitored.

Balloon notifications whenever an event is fired.

Auto updating, import/export, and more.

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