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microsoft has some tools on thier web site for this. <br />
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Procmon and filemon<br />
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microsoft has some tools on thier web site for this.

Procmon and filemon



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Did I mention.. its free! <br />

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Perfect! I knew MS had a tool but I just couldn't type the write info into google to get good results.<br />
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Thanks.
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Perfect! I knew MS had a tool but I just couldn't type the write info into google to get good results.

Thanks.

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I have a program that is trying to access a file (as limited user) but is not able to read it. If I give that user admin rights, they are able to access that file. &nbsp;The problem is that I don't know what file I need to give read/write permissions to. &nbsp;<br />
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Is there a program that will run and show you a list of files trying to be accessed by a program?
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I have a program that is trying to access a file (as limited user) but is not able to read it. If I give that user admin rights, they are able to access that file.  The problem is that I don't know what file I need to give read/write permissions to.  

Is there a program that will run and show you a list of files trying to be accessed by a program?

Looking for a program that shows a list of files being accessed

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