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Q. How can I see which files are open in Windows Server 2008?
John Savill
May 3, 2009
1 Min Read
A. The Share and Storage Management Microsoft Management Console snap-in has a handy Manage Open Files action to quickly see which files are opened and by whom. Just click this action to get the display shown here, which lists the information you're looking for.
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