I started monitoring the CPU usage it was fine.įinally, I decided to monitor the C: drive, and sure enough Ĭan anybody tell me what exactly perfmon.exe does? From my research I know that it's a performance monitor application, but I can't pinpoint why it's acting up or why it causes sudden spikes in disk usage. Startup tasks: I went through and disabled as many startup tasks as I could afford to (Dropbox, Steam, Apple) Also tried moving the SATA 3 cable on the MoBo to the second socket. Hardware: Checked the SSD and SATA 3 cable, made sure everything was plugged in.
PERFMON EXE WINDOWS
I had a feeling from the get-go that there was a problem with the OS or SSD, since the problems don't start until Windows boots. Same deal, everything freezes up I can move my mouse, but if I even click a single task, the system will freeze up.īecause of this, I've had to soft and hard reset the computer so many times. In the event that I do get past the startup screen and desktop, the computer will run fine for a while, then start acting up again. I can still move my mouse, but I can't click on any task without it becoming unresponsive. Either it'll freeze halfway through entering my password, or it freezes once I get into the desktop.
PERFMON EXE PC
All of a sudden, booting up has become a gamble half the time my PC will freeze when I get up to the Win8 startup screen. I've had this pc for about two and a half months now, and up to a couple days ago it was running great.
PERFMON EXE SERIES
Samsung SSD 840 Series (only contains Windows) html file that is generated.Wall of text, trying to be really thorough. Use Windows Internet Explorer to view the. Locate the files, and then run the following command at the command line on the second Windows Server 2008-based domain controller: tracerpt *.blg *.etl -df PerfmonSchemaFileName.xsl -report your_report.html -f html
Note Ths "-df" switch is to specify the Microsoft specific counting/reporting schema file that is generated with the Perfmon. %systemdrive%\Perflogs\ADDS\ date report generation run\* Note You can find the files at the following location: , copy the files to the second Windows Server 2008-based domain controller. The file collection process starts on the Windows Server 2008-based domain controller.Īfter the report status changes to generating report from collecting data for Right-click Active Directory Diagnostics, and then click Start. In the Reliability and Performance Monitor (Perfmon.exe) console, click Data Collector Sets, and then click To resolve this issue, copy your files to a different computer that has same server role and that has enough hardware resources. If the Windows Server 2008-based server is really busy and lacks resources, the report generation process will stop responding. This issue occurs because the Reliability and Performance Monitor (Perfmon.exe) console that is running the TraceRpt.exe tool consumes too much memory and CPU resources during the report generation process. When you run Perfmon.exe with the Active Directory Diagnostics template to generate a report on a Windows Server 2008-based domain controller, the process may stop responding. Windows Server 2008 Standard Windows Server 2008 Enterprise Windows Server 2008 Datacenter Windows Server 2008 Standard without Hyper-V Windows Server 2008 for Itanium-Based Systems Windows Server 2008 Enterprise without Hyper-V Windows Server 2008 Datacenter without Hyper-V More.
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