How can you tell what files are open for reading in Windows?
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How can you tell what files are open for reading in Windows?
In Linux, I would just do an fuser on a file to see if it's being accessed by any processes. But how do you do that in Windows?
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"One Drive, One Partition, the One True Path" ~ ars technica forums - warrens - on hhd partitioning schemes.