Log all activities straight from when you boot up your computer. Record activities up to millions of events. Clearly see the relationship between different operations, how one led to another. Find out what triggered an operation on your computer. Filter logs to get at records of the specific app activity you’re after. See what and who triggered an activity on your computer and why and when that happened. It takes logs of whatever those three components of your operating system are up to at any point in time. Mostly, the software keeps tabs on Windows Explorer, File Explorer and the Microsoft Windows Registry. It tells you all you need to know about the actions your Windows operating system has taken in response to user input of any kind. In layman terms, Process Monitor shows you what is going on within the Windows filesystem, Windows Registry, as well as CPU activity. The Microsoft website describes Process Monitor as an “advanced monitoring tool for Windows that shows real-time file system, Registry and process/thread activity….” If that sounds like French to you, you’re not alone. Not to worry, there is a tool for that - Process Monitor. 
You might want to know the processes involved in executing certain commands like read-and-write instructions or registry activity.
Imagine that you’d like to have a record of all the activity that is going on your Windows 10 as you use the system.
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