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- Install the application to %AppData% instead of %ProgramFiles%. Admin rights are not needed for the installation.
- Show locking information in alphabetical order
- Bugfix: in some situation extra locking information related to another folder was shown.
- Bugfix: processing of locking information was done several times, decreasing the performance.
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# ShowWhatProcessLocksFile
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An utility to discover what processes lock a specific file or folder.<br>
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# Screenshots
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## Context menu
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## The application
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# System requirements
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The application uses [Handle by Mark Russinovich](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/handle) to get information about locking processes. The output of `handle.exe` is parsed and displayed in the GUI.<br>
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# How to use
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* Download `ShowWhatProcessLocksFile.msi` from the latest [release](https://github.com/PolarGoose/ShowWhatProcessLocksFile/releases).
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* Run the installer. The installer will install this programm to the `C:\Program Files\ShowWhatProcessLocksFile` folder and add a "Show what locks this file" Windows File Explorer context menu element.
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* Download `ShowWhatProcessLocksFile.msi.zip` from the latest [release](https://github.com/PolarGoose/ShowWhatProcessLocksFile/releases).
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* Run the installer. The installer will install this programm to the `%AppData%\ShowWhatProcessLocksFile` folder and add a "Show what locks this file" Windows File Explorer context menu element.
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* Use "Show what locks this file" File Explorer's context menu to select a file or folder
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* To terminate selected processes, open a context menu by clicking mouse right button
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* If you want to uninstall the program, use `Control Panel\Programs\Programs and Features`, uninstaller will remove an integration with the context menu and all files which were installed.
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