Its purpose is to show you who is connected to the shared network resources and what exactly are they accessing.Īside from the name of the opened file, NetworkOpenedFiles displays the names of the remote user and computer, information regarding user permissions (read, write, create), file locking data, alongside the file ID, the date it was first detected as shared, the file owner, timestamp, and attributes. NetworkOpenedFiles features a user-friendly layout that presents all the data in a very organized manner. No installation is required, so you can launch it with just a double click.

One of them is suggestively called NetworkOpenedFiles. Nevertheless, there are third-party applications that are specifically cut out to do so without too much effort on the user’s part.

Monitoring these shared resources can be done with Windows’ built-in tools, although less tech-oriented users might not even be aware of these particular features of their OS. Windows offers users the option to share their files and folders with other users connected to the same network and configure the access permissions in the process.

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