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Hi,<br />
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I'm currently running Windows Server 2003 R2 x64 Enterprise on one of my systems, and I would like to set it up as a file server. I have configured everything apart from a 'monitoring' program that will record details of which users access what, when, and what they did with those files. I started off by using Auditing, but found that too confusing to setup and manage. After browsing the internet, I came across 'ShareAlarmPro' (<a href="http://sharealarm.nsauditor.com/" rel="ugc">http://sharealarm.nsauditor.com/</a>) which does exactly what I am after. However, upon loading the program, I am getting an error saying 'PfCreateInterface : 1784'. I've tried searching for a solution to this without success. Because of this, some of the program features do not work :(<br />
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How can I get rid of this error and get my program features back?<br />
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sugar05
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Hi,

I'm currently running Windows Server 2003 R2 x64 Enterprise on one of my systems, and I would like to set it up as a file server. I have configured everything apart from a 'monitoring' program that will record details of which users access what, when, and what they did with those files. I started off by using Auditing, but found that too confusing to setup and manage. After browsing the internet, I came across 'ShareAlarmPro' (http://sharealarm.nsauditor.com/) which does exactly what I am after. However, upon loading the program, I am getting an error saying 'PfCreateInterface : 1784'. I've tried searching for a solution to this without success. Because of this, some of the program features do not work :(

How can I get rid of this error and get my program features back?

sugar05

PfCreateInterface Error on Loading Program

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