Activity and Authentication Analyzer

Delving into the Windows Registry is sure to help one discover more information about their computer. Among other things, the Registry also keeps some information on the end user's policies and system settings, along with records of their activity while using the computer. Activity and Authentication Analyzer, per its name, is a piece of software that was designed to help one analyze several facets of their system, such as their settings, policies, and so on.

Besides allowing the user to check on the system policies they have enabled or disabled for their machine, it's also possible for them to see data about their computer settings.

This even goes so far as to show one their system's startup behavior, such as the current user startup folder, and so on.

What's more, the program's interface provides the user with the ability to see what "traces" they've left on their system, and this can be found under the History section. This section contains information about network, install, download, dialogs, and other such types of history.

It's worth noting that, in order to modify a system policy or setting, the user will have to look it up individually through their system, as the program currently does not allow one to change them by way of its interface.