The desktop application Windows Explorer Tracker records all the activities that happen on your computer. It keeps track of the 'Delete', 'Rename', 'Create', 'Add' and 'Mapped Network Drives' buttons you click on your computer. You can even use it to monitor activities on a remote host! The minimalistic interface makes it easy to use, and it offers detailed information about your computer.

The program also records file and folder operations and comes with a 1-year license key. Many people are wary of spying tools and keyloggers, which can record everything you do on your computer. Other types of spyware can record emails, passwords, and mouse clicks. Windows Explorer Tracker is a perfect solution for monitoring your PC for legitimate purposes. You can use it to check if someone is stealing your identity or is using your personal computer without your knowledge.

Another option for monitoring the activities on your computer is installing a freeware keylogger. This spying tool can record everything you do on your PC, including passwords, email addresses, and mouse clicks. However, the freeware Windows Explorer Tracker can do is not spy on your computer's private information. It records the activities on both local and network drives and logs them to a log file. So, what can you do with Windows Explorer Tracker?