Is it possible to use the FileSystemWatcher to find the PID or process name that is changing a file?
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Negative. The only information you will have is the data contained in the
FileSystemEventArgs
class, documented here.This means you only get the type of change that was made, as well as the path to the file that was changed.
Nope, you need a file system filter driver to track changes with such details.