File Sharing Violation

[jmmdownhil]

For the past two days NT (v.7-21, and v.7-22) have shutdown unexpectedly several times with a generic message from Windows ("Problem with program...needs to shutdown"). NT support suggests that this might be due to Securirty and/or Back-up software causing a conflict. I have attempted to identify and disable those types of software, reboot, and re start NT. NT is working - at the moment, but, is there a way to determine the specific software that is causing the alleged "violation"? If I can determine the offender, I can deal with that specific software, and not compromise PC security.

Any suggestions will be appreciated.

[NinjaTrader_JC]

Hello jmmdownhil,

Welcome to the NinjaTrader Support Forums!

It is going to be hard to tell which program is accessing a file but there are a few tools that you may try to use to find this information out.

You may try to use the Microsoft Windows Resource Monitor to find out which application is using a file from NinjaTrader by opening up the Resource Monitor and checking the Disk Activity to see which program is accessing any of your (My) Documents -> NinjaTrader 7 files. Here is a link to a site that goes over the Resource Monitor that you may view as a reference.

http://www.pcworld.com/article/241677/how_to_use_resource_monitor.html

You may view the following link for an alternative method to find out which program is using a file using another program that you may download.

http://www.techsupportalert.com/content/how-find-out-which-windows-process-using-file.htm

[Tasker-182]

For the past two days NT (v.7-21, and v.7-22) have shutdown unexpectedly several times with a generic message from Windows ("Problem with program...needs to shutdown"). NT support suggests that this might be due to Securirty and/or Back-up software causing a conflict. I have attempted to identify and disable those types of software, reboot, and re start NT. NT is working - at the moment, but, is there a way to determine the specific software that is causing the alleged "violation"? If I can determine the offender, I can deal with that specific software, and not compromise PC security.

Any suggestions will be appreciated.

I don't know if this will answer the main question but you should find some level of detail in your Event Viewer, located in administrative tools in the control panel.