Still Has a Pulse
Sometimes you may want to know what's going on with your disk at a given moment. Maybe you're just curious that way, or maybe you're trying to troubleshoot a problem or detect whether or not there's a keylogger on your PC.
For those times, DiskPulse can come in very handy. There are three versions of the software: Free, Pro and Ultimate.
By default, you get a flood of file changes from all over the system when you start monitoring. It's very easy to narrow down on exactly what you're interested in, though. You can set it to log only certain events (file creation but not modification, for example) or monitor only specific folders and not the whole disk.
For those times, DiskPulse can come in very handy. There are three versions of the software: Free, Pro and Ultimate.
By default, you get a flood of file changes from all over the system when you start monitoring. It's very easy to narrow down on exactly what you're interested in, though. You can set it to log only certain events (file creation but not modification, for example) or monitor only specific folders and not the whole disk.
posted by Dr. Lorne Lavine @ 9:00:00 PM
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