File System Watcher of Powershell on Opening a Folder

Question

Sorry for double post, since my last post is posted in wrong place.
I am trying to build a file system watcher on my computer with Windows 7. I am using FileSystemWatcher of Powershell, it works quite good! I can monitor file/folder creating, deleting, renaming and file changing, including all files and folders in subfolders.
But when I want to monitor the situation that user opens a folder, for example by double clicking, I cannot find any event listeners in Powershell for that, but it is quite important for my file system watcher.
Does Powershell have this kind of event listener for getting the event of opening a folder? Or is there another better way to do it?
Thanks!

Answer 1

You can do that.
 Just be prepared for the possibility that this could potentially generate a huge number of events, and as a result those logs could wrap very quickly and there may be a noticeable degradation in performance from the processor and disk I/O overhead
required to do that logging.
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