Process Logger detects when an application starts or finishes on Windows 7, Vista or XP operating systems. This gives users a running history of what code has been executed and when it did which is very helpful in back tracing virus/spyware/malware infections.
Powerfully Simple
You can use this information to understand usage patterns of other users on the computer and even particular programs. Knowing that a particular application launches "mini processes" to do certain tasks can help you determine if there is a particular application doing things it shouldn't be doing on your system.
An important design goal of Process Logger is that it's very light on resources and easy to use. No one wants a security tool to impact their day to day running of their computer.
No Bloat
Windows calls each application in memory a "process" which is where Process Logger gets its name. Process Logger shows all process information on its main screen and also saves it to disk so that you can have many months, or even years of application history.