Sysinternals Process Monitor (ProcMon): Working with Time of Day Filter
I am using Sysinternals Process Monitor to debug some incoming events. Now I am trying to create a filter on 'Time Of Day' in order to filter those incoming events which time is greater than an specific time.
For example, If I want to obtain those incoming events which time is greater than '13:30' how can I do this?
Solution
Use Date&Time, more than and give a date and time. Since it is 10.10.2020 on my machine, it seems that time is localized (Germany here).
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