Active Registry Monitor for Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000, the Windows Registry analyzer

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Stahl Locks the Side Doors with DeviceLock®

DeviceLock® ensures that users cannot simply download data from the network and copy it to USB sticks, laptops and other mobile equipment. Stahl operates an internally developed system for granting authorisations. Employees are assigned to groups and, depending on the group, they may or may not be allowed to read or read and write on removable discs. Those who are not a member of a group are automatically denied all access. Ultimately approval must be given on three levels, on the basis of a workflow model. It is only when the employee's own manager, the local IT coordinator and the 'object owner' (which can be a shared file, an application or a group) have given their permission that the employee is assigned to a group and granted access to the active directory environment.

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About Active Registry Monitor

Active Registry Monitor (ARM) is an utility designed for analyzing the changes made to Windows Registry - by making the "snapshots" of it and keeping them in the browsable database. You can compare any two snapshots and get the list of keys/data which are new, deleted or just changed. ARM can do comparing not only in the entire Registry, but also in any key of the Registry. It is also possible to exclude any keys of the Registry from compare results. Moreover, you can create undo/redo files (for example, to rollback the changes). To view the current state of a key, or to modify it, you can use Jump to Regedit function. Contents of any key can be exported to *.reg file.

Very useful for detecting trojan viruses and elimination some problems caused by software and hardware install/uninstall.

Unlike Registry monitoring software (such as RegMon and Win-Expose Registry), and most uninstallers (CleenSweep, Uninstall, etc.), ARM compares full copies of the Registry made at different times, while the software mentioned above just monitors all accesses to the Registry in real time. So, our method allows to track all the changes, and doesn't affect the system performance.

Here is a brief list of ARM features:

Scan different copies Registry into a special file and browse/search them "off-line"

Scan the Registry on a remote computer

Compare different copies of the Registry

Compare individual branches of different copies of the Registry

Undo and Redo Registry changes based on comparison results: directly from the program or by generating the REG-files

Save any key of the Registry into the REG-file

And much more