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

[AliRezaGoogle]

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?

 

[Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]]

Have you looked at the FileSystemWatcher class? You can set the
IncludeSubDirectories property to true, and set the directory to the root of
your hard drive(s) (in case you have multiple partitions on one drive) and
it should give you the notifications you want.

 

[colin]

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 =^.^=

 

[Le Elbert]

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]

Have you looked at the FileSystemWatcher class? You can set the
IncludeSubDirectories property to true, and set the directory to the root of
your hard drive(s) (in case you have multiple partitions on one drive) and
it should give you the notifications you want.

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- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
- (e-mail address removed)

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?

Thanks a lot. It works.