In some cases I have had to force a closure of Process Monitor during the shutdown. I have also tried going directly to shutdown the PC without getting out of Process Monitor.
I have tried selecting File -> Exit and then Shutdown to shutdown the PC. The other is to leave it off.Īt this point I have tried two things. One of the ways is to turn on Process Monitor Capture again. I get out of everything except Process Monitor.Īt this point I have tried this two ways. I have tried checking the box, and not checking the box. I next select Options -> Enable Boot LoggingĪ popup box comes up presenting a checkbox to enable thread profiling events. I have also tried setting backing files to a file on my desktop. I turn off capture.īacking Files is set to Use Virtual Memory. When I open the program it begins to capture events immediately. I run Process Monitor with Administrator Privileges in my personal account which is an administrator account. I am running 64 bit Windows 7 on a Lenovo S431 notebook PC. When I run it, it shows up in the Process Explorer as Procmon.exe with a child process Procmon64.exe. It works find for monitoring processes in real time. Here is what I have done.ĭownload Process Monitor. Out there who has been down this road ahead of me that might be able to help me to get unstuck. Apparently there is some consideration or a secret switch that I don't know about. However, I have not been able to get it to work. I understand and believe that one can use Process Monitor to trace a cold boot.
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