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Identify Program Writing to Network Drive

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scott123

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I am looking for a piece of software that can identify what program/process that is running on my computer that is writing to a server that I have mapped as a network drive. Does anyone know of any program that can do this?
 
Well if you want to do it manually (and free) you can always use simple dir commands to search the entire drive and report what the last modified file was by date. Based on what files are being touched you can probably deduce what program touched them.

Are you sure it's a "write" and not a "read" by something like the Indexing Service?

Just curious.
 
I am only interested in one specific folder on the network drive, so I can easily see what file was last modified with windows explorer, but I have no idea how the files get there.

Files are generated by multiple PCs that store the files in a shared folder. A server then grabs these files from the different PCs and stores them on its local hard drive, then the server moves them to network drives for backup purposes. I want to know what program that is running on the server is moving files to the network drives.
 
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