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• About AllSync
• Product Description
• Product Editions
• Program Features
• System Requirements
• Application Examples
• Demo Version

• License
• Licensing Model
• License Agreement
• Order Licenses

• Installation
• Installation Files
• License Entry

• Getting Started
• Important Notes
• Basic Concepts
• Step-by-Step Guides
• Using the Help File

• AllSync
• Main Window
• Menu Bar
• Profile List
• Report
• Log
• Options
• Progress Indicator
• Keyboard Shortcuts
• QuickSync
• Command Line

• Profiles
• Profile
• Profile Properties
• Profile Assistant
• Profile Chaining Manager
• Create Profile Link
• Import Profiles from Version 2 or 3

• AllSync Scheduler
• Scheduler
• Task
• Log
• Options
• Import Tasks from Version 2 or 3

• AllSync Service Tool
• Scheduler Service

• Tools
• AllSync Data Export
• AllSync Data Import
• AllSync Update Tool
• File-Lock Analyzer
• Copy Method Benchmark
• Log Manager
• Language Editor
• Shortcut Assistant
• ZIP File Manager

• Information
• FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
• Tips & Tricks
• Performance Optimization
• Backup Methods
• Software Recommendations
• Daylight Saving Time Adjustment

• Reference
• Active Setup
• File and Folder Attributes
• Error Messages
• Date and Time Placeholders
• Placeholders for Filters
• RegEx – Regular Expressions
• Windows Naming Conventions
• Windows Environment Variables

File-Lock Analyzer

This tool allows you to check which Windows process is blocking access to a file. The File-Lock Analyzer can be accessed via the AllSync menu bar under 'Tools' and is available starting from the AllSync Professional Edition.

Procedure

1. Select a file using the '...' button.
2. Click the Check button to identify the blocking process.

The following information is displayed about the blocking process:

• Process name
• Process ID
• Full file path of the process

Notes

• The blocking process is only identified if Error 32 or Error 33 occurs when opening the file.
• If you see Error 5, the user account under which AllSync was started does not have sufficient access rights to open the file.