Windows 10 - Process Monitor - Find Hidden Registry Keys And View Program Behavior

From the minute Windows 10 boots up the disk, registry, processes and a lot more are all very active.
Sometimes we want to monitor those programs to see if they are behaving abnormally (maybe malware) and also to see what is happening in the registry.
Using Process Monitor we can view every action for the registry, disks, network and processes and threads. We can use this to even find hidden registry setting keys!
Link for SysInternals Suite: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysi...

[@Windows10NinjaWorld]

Very Very Useful Program from Sysinternals from Microsoft to monitor all registry key usage and program behavior! Please add your comments if you want us to show more about this video or answer questions!

[@buggeroff9]

can you recommend a free spreadsheet program for Windows10?

[@Windows10NinjaWorld]

www.openoffice.org
www.libreoffice.org
Very reputable and have a good history. You can get more information on those 2 on Wikipedia and many websites.

[@bobtv793]

bro i have a 1/70 thing is that a virus pls help

[@Windows10NinjaWorld]

possibly... there are also things a fase positives. But at the same time if it is a new file you may have more numbers in futere. Do your research on what is the file, company, digital signature etc....

[@bobtv793]

@@Windows10NinjaWorld bro his name is lavasot.WCAssistant.WinService and its saying this "a variant of MSIL/WebCompanion.D potentially unwanted"

[@bobtv793]

@@Windows10NinjaWorld pls reply its saying a variant of MSIL/WebCompanion.D potentially unwanted" and his name is lavasoft.wcassistant.winservice pls help im about to cry

[@Windows10NinjaWorld]

there are millions of files and programs - I do not want to comment on other's files - please contact antivirus company, forums, manufacturer of program etc.

[@bobtv793]

@@Windows10NinjaWorld ok thnx bro

[@KC-qr4sc]

Pretty simple when you know what your looking for…! I think the title is how to find hidden registry keys. Not how to find known hidden registry keys.

[@Windows10NinjaWorld]

Not at all... you just need to use the same technique to search using common sense and logic.

[@stephenvela6849]

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