Registry Monitoring, what's best?

[TheDutchJewel]

ak47, I'll up it for you.

This is the one I have:

InCtrl5, Version 1.0
Copyright (c) 2000 Ziff Davis Media, Inc.
Written by Neil J. Rubenking
First Published in PC Magazine, US Edition, December 5, 2000, v19n21
http://www.pcmag.com/utilities/

[JMI]

That file is nearly as old as I am. Well not quite, but my CD is gathering dust in the cabinet, and that's where it will stay. There are too many later, more functional versions of registry montoring devices to go back to some of the really old stuff. But hey, if it works for you, and you want to, use it. But all the other, newer ones are out there available for downloading on the net. And NO, don't ask me where, go search and yee shall find. And InCtrl5 is available everywhere on the net.

[Edit: hackmix, in an effort to get his first post, claimed the program could not be defeated and didn't even have to be installed. Since the program under discussion comes in a installer and does not, as described, include a standalone exe, hackmix's post has been removed.]

[Edit2: There is also a script available on the net to exclude the recording.of some things you might not want to record. This would be agumented. Search for: "inctrl5_exclusion.txt".]


Regards,

[ssb]

I use TotalUninstall for that kind of job. It can export file/registry mods in a text file with before/after fields. That's very helpful.
With TUN you always have the full uninstall option too

you could try LockDown Millennium registry monitor and see if you like it. its not freeware though.

hxxp://lockdowncorp.com/manual/RegistrySettings.htm

Why not give Advanced Registry Tracer a try? See for it and let us know

deviljin

you can also try Resplendent Registrar, it seems to be good