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How can I catch all of file notifications happening all over the hard disk?

Dear group,
I need to know what is going on in my hard disk. When ever any file is
being copied or is being deleted or is being opened I should be aware
of. Please note that I want to monitor entire part of hard disk not a
particular file or folder. Is there any solution?

Nov 3 '07 #1
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"AliRezaGoogle" <as*******@yahoo.comwrote in message
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Dear group,
I need to know what is going on in my hard disk. When ever any file is
being copied or is being deleted or is being opened I should be aware
of. Please note that I want to monitor entire part of hard disk not a
particular file or folder. Is there any solution?
theres an aplication called filemon, think its by sysinternals
shows you everything, far to much too look at.

Colin =^.^=
Nov 3 '07 #2
Use System.IO.FileSystemWatcher component/class. Be aware, that on a busy
system there are some chances of the internal buffer overflow. MSDN
contains detailed decription and examples.

Lev Elbert
"AliRezaGoogle" <as*******@yahoo.comwrote in message
news:11*********************@o38g2000hse.googlegro ups.com...
Dear group,
I need to know what is going on in my hard disk. When ever any file is
being copied or is being deleted or is being opened I should be aware
of. Please note that I want to monitor entire part of hard disk not a
particular file or folder. Is there any solution?
Nov 4 '07 #3

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