Louis, I did not see that:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/k3o2pbhx08gpn1d/EersteStart.png
and: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ge56t4cmtkyfr0c/EigenActies.png

Louis,
You need a registry monitor/logger for that, which is something completely different (and thus completely out of scope) than what this program is suppose to do.

Oscar, thanks, copy that, will look for freeware that does that.

krypteller, Thanks, will do !

Scott,

A key logger basically records every character you type, & usually is a covert application, sending that data somewhere, e.g. a cyber criminal wanting to steal your login & passwords, &/or someone wanting to capture what sites you visit &/or conversations/emails.

Some people &/or organizations or businesses OTOH need an audit trail, showing every file [email, doc etc.] created, when it was created, by whom, if it was accessed, when & by whom, if it was deleted & so on. IT operations also use this sort of auditing to detect abnormal &/or unauthorized activities that might indicate their network has been compromised.

Windows Explorer Tracker creates this sort of audit trail, though not as detailed or secured as what you might find used on an organization's servers. OTOH it works with regular Windows, not just server versions, and the amount of captured data is small enough to make reviewing it fairly easy -- parsing server logs usually requires additional software &/or scripts.

Scott,
A keylogger logs keystrokes, what you physicially type on the keyboard.
This program logs file activities like copying, deleting, moving files.... which is completely something different.

Oscar,
Thank you. I knew that. But my point was anything that keeps track of what you're doing on a puter
( to me ) is very close to a key logger. Thank you very much for your replay.
My best,
Scott

What is the difference to this FREE version you offer https://www.trisunsoft.com/windows-explorer-tracker/windows-explorer-tracker.exe and this one you offer on Giveawayoftheday?