AppReadWriteCounter

Every application that runs on your computer performs both read and write operations to carry out its tasks. AppReadWriteCounter is designed to help you monitor such actions, displaying counters for read and write operations, along other parameters, as described below.

Key Features:

• Real-time monitoring of read and write operations


• Displays application name, complete path, and more


• Calculates read and write speeds based on extracted data


• Generates comprehensive HTML reports


• Saves data locally in a text file

Technical Specifications:

• Price: FREE


• Publisher: Nir Sofer


• Automatically collects information on running programs


• Organizes data in an easy-to-read manner


• Helps analyze the impact of applications on read/write operations

AppReadWriteCounter does not require you to go through a setup process, which is a plus, considering that all the application does is extract information from the system's memory and display it in an organized manner. There is no need for a more complicated tool to perform such a simple operation.

As soon as you launch it, AppReadWriteCounter starts collecting information about all the other programs that run on your computer, populating the rows in the main window one by one.

It displays the application name and its complete path, along with the number of read and write operations, and the number of bytes that particular application reads and writes. The counters are per application, not per process, and are updated in real-time. Based on the extracted data, the read and write speeds are calculated as well. The product name, its version, the file description, and the name of the manufacturer are also available.

The data in AppReadWriteCounter can be saved locally as a text file, but more comprehensive HTML reports can be generated as well, either for all the items in the list or just for the selected rows. Moreover, you can choose which columns to include in the report and configure the units for the speed and the bytes counter.

AppReadWriteCounter might come in handy in case you want to check the way a running application affects the read/write operations on the hard disk. It is nothing more than a tool that extracts system information and helps you put it together in an organized report.