Monitor Process creation and termination on Windows

Source: www.ghacks.net --- Monday, June 27, 2016
Process Logger Service is a free program for Windows that installs itself as a service to monitor process creation on the computer it is installed on. Processes are launched when you start a program on a device running Windows, but also automatically by software, services or the operating system. While you may be able to identify some of the running processes easily, the programs you started for instance, you may miss the bulk of process creation and termination as it happens in the background. Programs like the Windows Task Manager or the more suitable Process Explorer help you get a better look at what is happening on the system, but they usually provide a snapshot only in regards to that. It is easy to miss processes that start and terminate automatically. Monitor Process creation and termination Process Logger Service has been designed to provide you with a process activity log. It is a bit difficult to install as it operates as a Windows Service, but once you are past that works automatically. Installation Download the program archive from the developer website and extract it afterwards. Copy the ProcessLoggerSvc directory to the root of the c: drive afterwards. Open the service directory and open config.ini in a plain text editor. You may change the default configuration of the service using it. Options include disabling the logging of process creations or terminations, disable the computing of MD5 hashes, or changing the d ...

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