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: These are found in the UsrClass.dat hive and track a user's browsing history within File Explorer. They store information about which folders were opened, their window size, and their view settings, even if the folder has since been deleted.

: Essential system files located in C:\Windows\System32\Config (for system-wide settings) and the user's profile directory (for user-specific settings like NTUSER.DAT ). 📝 Common Investigation Steps Folder: 1

This key provides a chronological list of files, often including the and the time they were accessed. : These are found in the UsrClass

: Used to load hives like NTUSER.DAT and SOFTWARE to view human-readable data from otherwise complex registry files. 📝 Common Investigation Steps This key provides a

: Search for specific suspicious filenames (e.g., Changelog.txt ) or tools (e.g., mimikatz ) within the registry or common user folders.

The "detailed write-up" typically utilizes the suite, specifically Registry Explorer , to parse these hives.