

Select IE Start Page in the "Fields" box, click Add > OK, and you should now see your current Internet Explorer start page displayed on the desktop. Type IE Start Page in the Identifier box.Įnter HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main\Start Page in the Path box, and click OK > OK. Launch BgInfo, clear all the current values in the editing area, and select Custom > New > Registry Value. It’s very lightweight, no background monitoring processes to worry about, but you’ll still get a warning (eventually) when something changes. Sysinternals’ BgInfo is a tiny tool which can display a vast amount of system information - and whatever Registry values you like - on your desktop wallpaper. This won’t give you a lot of detail, but you’ll at least get an idea of when a setting has changed, and can then investigate in more detail. When running a procmon capture, confirm the altitude did not revert by running fltmc in cmd ran as administrator.The simplest form of Registry key monitoring is just to display its value occasionally.Click Apply for both "Advanced Security Settings for Process Monitor 23 Instance" and "Permissions for Process Monitor 23 Instance" to take affect.Open "Select Principle" and type "everyone".Under the Permissions tab, select "Add".To avoid resetting the change right click on the "Process Monitor 23 Instance" key and select Permissions.Open Regedit.exe and find "HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Procmon23\Instances\Process Monitor 23 Instance".Run Procmon as an Administrator and close the application to create the registry entries needed.Please zip the capture and upload to CBVault.Select "Yes" on the User Account Control message "Do you want to allow this app from an unknown publisher to make changes to your device?" Publisher: Unknown, File Origin: Hard drive on this computer.Unzip ProcmonLowAlt.zip and double click on ProcmonLowAlt.exe.Download ProcmonLowAlt.zip which is attached to the bottom of this article.
