Tracking Software, Tracking Registry Changes

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Main Question - Posted From Guest:
i'm looking for an easy way to track all changes to the registry. I run a pc business and I would like to track what changes are made to the registry and possibly even changes to the hard drive. Mostly I want to see what is altered or changed in the registry thouhg. What is the easiest way to track or find these changes?

Ron Says:
I assume you mean tracking software installations? You pretty much need to have a software program that logs these details, I don't know of any other way to do it. This program here will track both the disk changes and registry changes made to your computer: http://www.softdd.com/disk-registry/index.htm

Ron Says:
Also, the only problem with tracking software is that it takes a while to run, especially the registry as the registry can be HUGE. Disk tracking doesn't take very long though if you just want to track the folders and files that were added.

Guest Says:
i just ran the disk and registry program on that site and ran a few tests, seems accurate as it showed me what i changed in the registry and showed a few new files i created on the hard drive

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