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== Tracking Changes ==There are two fundamental approaches to detecting changes to the Windows registry. One is to take a snapshot of the registry, and then later take another and do a comparison. This approach is thorough but very slow. A second approach involves active, real-time monitoring. This approach may be slightly less reliable, however, is more useful for detecting changes as they happen. A disadvantage of real-time monitoring is that the TSR will utilize some resources as it runs and may make a slower PC seem to run even slower still.* snapshot and compare - no real-time performance loss, thorough, however a slow process to create the snapshot and compare.* real-time monitoring - quickly detect or even intercept changes to the registry. may negatively impact system speed.