Windows Vista and programs to monitor registry, files, etc.

[Ant]

Hello!

In Windows 9x and NT operating systems, I used InstallWatch Pro
(http://www.epsilonsquared.com/installwatch.htm) to compare before and
after system images. I am not sure if this old tool supports Vista. Are
there any changes in Vista for storing information beside registry,
files, and folders/directories)?

Thank you in advance.
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[Andre Da Costa [Extended64]]

That application will probably require Administrative rights. If its a 16
bit application, you might have some issues running it on Vista.
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[Zack Whittaker \(R2 Mentor\)]

Yeh, but overall the installation structure is still the same. Same
registry, same folder structure (ish), but at least you still have
%programfiles%, %windir% and System32 for regulars.

I'm a developer and tested things like this, including creating my own
installation programs to run and see if they work - they all seem to work
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