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I was wondering that myself. That's what I used to figure out what is happening :D

I looked through the switches for procmon and didn't see anything through the switches that could be used?

I'm wondering if I could use?

ObjGet ( "filename" [, "classname"] )

Maybe there's some way to automate Sysinternal's Procmon.

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Has anyone ever used autoit to interact with ETW or Event Tracing for Windows?

That's what procmon does

Here is a link for some C code, but this is a bit over my head I think?

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc163437.aspx

#include <myevents.h>   // Header generated from manifest. 
                        // Contains MyProviderId and event descriptors.

REGHANDLE MyProvRegHandle;
ULONG MyInteger;
PWCHAR MyString;
ULONG MyStringLength;
EVENT_DATA_DESCRIPTOR DataDescriptor[2];

...

// Register the ETW provider.
Status = EventRegister(&MyProviderId,      // ProviderId (GUID)
                       NULL,               // Optional Callback 
                       NULL,               // OPtioanl Callback Context
                       &MyProvRegHandle);  // Registration Handle

...

// Construct DataDescriptor and write an event with 
// MyInteger and MyString.
EventDataDescCreate(&DataDescriptor[0],    // DataDescriptor
                    &MyInteger,            // Pointer to the data
                    sizeof(ULONG));        // Size of data
EventDataDescCreate(&DataDescriptor[1], &MyString, MyStringLength);

Status = EventWrite(MyProvRegHandle,       // Registration Handle
                    MyEventDescriptor1,    // EventDescriptor
                    2,                     // DataDescriptor array size
                    DataDescriptor);       // DataDescriptor array

...

// Write another event with no user data.
if (EventEnabled(MyProvRegHandle, MyEventDescriptor2)) {
    // Do extra work if enabled and write event.
    ...

    Status = EventWrite(MyProvRegHandle, MyEventDescriptor2, 0, NULL);
}

...

// Unregister the ETW provider. 
Status = EventUnregister(MyProvRegHandle);
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