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Folder operations such as renames and deletes.

File operations including add, delete, modify.

Using the StorageLibrar圜hangeTracker class, an app can track: Get-WinEvent -Path C:\SomeDirectory\Security.The StorageLibrar圜hangeTracker class allows apps to track changes in files and folders as users move them around the system. *] and and the IDs 4663,4624,5140, and 4660 really accurate for deleted files?Ĥ624: An account was successfully logged onĥ140: A network share object was accessedĤ660: Does not contain the name of the deleted objectĮxample PowerShell: Get-WinEvent -ComputerName CONTOSOFP1 -LogName Security -FilterXPath "*] and | Format-List -Property *

Is there a guide/manual to interpret logged events with regard to this specific purpose?Įvent Id 4659: A handle to an object was requested with intent to delete.

Are the IDs 4663,4624,5140, and 4660 really accurate for deleted.

Can I archive/convert to CSV? Keeping all events details / Or any other format/viewer that is more practical, preferably open-source?.Is there a way to archive only specific events IDs?.The local computer may not have the necessary registry information or message DLL files to display messages from a remote computer" I used Log Parser 2.2 to convert to CSV but there were no columns for the events details and the 'Description" column showed "The description for Event ID 4624 in Source "Microsoft-Windows-Security-Auditing" cannot be found.I tested on small files, it was not practical to filter, search and navigate.The files wouldn't load consuming a lot of RAM

When another deletion occurred, I had to open each file and filter on IDs 4663,4624,5140, and 4660.After 1 years, I ended up with 10 files of logs with 100GB.Set the "Security" Log limit to 10GB, and Enabled archiving when full.Enabling Auditing through the Security tab of shared folder properties.I am using Windows Server 2012 R2, I did some research to find how to monitor changes made to files, and made the following: After many incidents of very important files deletion/corruption, I decided to enable auditing to record all changes made to files and who exactly accessed the files, and what actions did he make.