Registry monitoring software REGMON

REGMONRegistry Monitor is an excellent registry database monitoring software that records all operations related to the registry database, such as reading, modifying, and error information, and allows users to save, filter, and search the recorded information, which greatly facilitates system maintenance.

REGMON is very easy to use. We only need to run this program to start its system monitoring function, and automatically record the system's reads, modifies, and other operations on the registry database one by one, then we can use the records it makes to perform system maintenance operations.

Specifically, REGMON has a comprehensive record. We can use it to complete many system settings. For example, a sub-menu named "favorites" is added to the Start Menu of Windows 98, which is mainly for network users and has little practical value for users who have not accessed the Internet, therefore, users wish to cancel the "favorites" sub-menu in the Start Menu. Although we can use software such as TweakUI to complete this operation, not all users can find the software. Therefore, modifying the registry database is more universal! To this end, we can activate REGMON in advance, activate the monitoring function of its registry database, then start software such as TweakUI, and use their setting function to cancel the "favorites" sub-menu of Windows 9X. After switching back to REGMON, we can see from its records that TweakUI changed the value of "NoFavoritesMenu" dword under the HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Policies \ Explorer primary key of the registry database from 0 1 to cancel the "favorites" sub-menu! After learning about this situation, we only need to use the relevant newspapers to give a brief introduction to the majority of users, users who do not have System Setup software such as TweakUI can modify the registry database to achieve the same purpose, thus facilitating the use of the majority of users. Another example is that when we install and manually delete some applications that do not have the automatic uninstall function, this program is easily solved by EGMON. We only need to start the REGMON program before installing the software, and record all the modifications to the registry database during the software installation process, then, when the program is uninstalled, the residual information in the registry database can be manually cleared to meet user needs and improve system security. In addition, at present, some software have certain limits on the number of system operations, and the counting functions of these software are mostly stored in the registry database. We only need to use REGMON to monitor the software, find out where the counting indicator is located, and then modify it to solve the running restrictions of these software ...... And so on. The application scope is very wide, and the majority of users should use it flexibly.

By default, REGMON monitors the reading, modification, and error information of the registry database at the same time. The monitoring of the last two items is of course necessary, however, the monitoring of the reading function is worth discussing & #0; & #0; Because Windows 9X frequently reads the registry database during operation, when performing almost any operation, the registry database needs to be involved. This will artificially expand the monitoring scope of REGMON, which will have a certain impact on the user's search and positioning, it also affects the system running speed. In order to achieve the goal of achieving the best of both worlds, we can usually do not monitor read operations to speed up system operation, and temporarily enable the read monitoring function in some special circumstances, to give full play to the role of REGMON monitoring. Therefore, we only need to execute the "Filter" command in the "Events" menu, open the "REGMON Filter" setting box 2), and then cancel the "Log reads" option.

In addition, we can also use the "REGMON Filter" setting box to set options such as the monitoring process, path range, and monitoring level to better meet the needs of daily operations.

From the above introduction, we can see that making full use of REGMON's registry database monitoring function is very advantageous for simplifying our system maintenance operations and improving system operation efficiency. Moreover, it is still a free software! How is it? What else can be hesitated? Please download one from http://www.sysinternals.com!