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CBFS Storage
Why does File Explorer read files when I just browse a directory?
03/07/2025 - How to deal with file open operations that occur when you browse a directory with File Explorer
Streaming or Synchronization: Best Approach for Your Project
2/22/2025 - CBFS Connect or CBFS Sync - what to choose
Getting Started with ShellOverlays
2/11/2025 - An introduction to adding overlay icons to files and folders in File Explorer with the ShellOverlays component
What Windows versions are supported by the components?
11/8/2024 - What Windows versions are supported by the components?
What happens if a certificate used to sign the driver and the DLL expires?
10/25/2024 - An explanation of how certificate validation is performed.
Implementing Virtual Files with CBFS Filter
10/15/2024 - CBFS Filter provides a simple way for injecting virtual files into an existing filesystem.
Creating a Replacement for FileSystemWatcher
10/10/2024 - CBFS Filter provides mechanisms to track filesystem operations better than FileSystemWatcher does. Learn how to replace FileSystemWatcher with CBFS Filter.
Access and Default Rules in CBFS Filter
10/02/2024 - CBFS Filter provides mechanisms to protect files without firing events or when an application is not running through access and default rules.
Overview of Process Monitoring with CBFS Filter
10/02/2024 - CBFS Filter can be used to monitor process- and thread-related operations as they occur.
Tracking Process Creation with CBFS Filter
10/02/2024 - CBFS Filter can be used to track when a new process is created in Windows.