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There is a way around this which will be touched on later in this Guide. Procmon only runs with elevated permissions so you’ll be prompted to accept this if you have UAC enabled when you run it. Now run procmon by invoking the ~\ProcessMonitor\procmon.exe file. Procmon64a.exe – The alpha 64 procmon binary.Procmon64.exe – The 圆4 procmon binary.Procmon.exe – The main EXE that will launch the correct procmon instance (x86 or 圆4).procmon.chm – The help file which contains all of the provided documentation.

Eula.txt – The license agreement you’ll have to accept before running procmon.

Inside of the ~\ProcessMonitor folder, you will see five files: This code snippet will create a folder at ~\ProcessMonitor with all of the files needed.Įxpand-Archive -Path '~\ProcessMonitor.zip' -Destination ProcessMonitor Below is a PowerShell code snippet if you’ve saved it to your home folder.

Once you’ve got it downloaded, extract the ZIP file with your favorite tool. You can get it by downloading the ZIP file. Procmon doesn’t need to be installed it’s a single executable. You can get it two different ways via the traditional download method or what Windows Sysinternals calls Sysinternals live. To get started, you’re going to need procmon running on your Windows machine. The Guide will use v3.6 of procmon throughout on a Windows 10 Build 1909 圆4 machine. That’s it! You’ll download and install procmon in the following sections.

A Windows Vista or Windows Server 2008 or higher machine (x86 or 圆4).

This Ultimate Guide will apply to nearly all Windows systems but, for the sake of completeness (and to prevent you from attempting to run procmon on a Windows 3.1 computer), you’ll need the following:

Finding the Process Accessing an IP Address.

Troubleshooting Applications that Require Admin Rights.

Changing Procmon’s Altitude (Capturing Lower-Level Events).

Setting up Long-Running Procmon Captures.

Exporting and Opening Events to/from Log Files.

Highlighting Events and Converting to Filters.

Importing and Exporting Procmon Configurations.