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Pat
How do I use performance monitor to track CPU usage on a W2K server?
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Bob I
Look up "Performance monitoring" in Windows Help.
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Steven Liu
Hi Pat,
We can do as the following steps.
1. Open the Administrative Tools
2. Open the Performance
3. Select the System Monitor
4. Right click the grey area in the right pane and select Add Counters
5. Select the "Use local computer counters"
6. In the Performance object drop down box, select Processor
7. You can select the "Select counters from list" and choose the counter
you want. You need to click the Add after you select the counter you want.
8. You also can select "All counters" to choose all counters
9. Click Close
10. Click OK
Now, the Performance starts to monitor the counters you selected. If you
want to save the log, you can right click it and select Save As and save
the file.
You also can do as the following steps.
1. Open the Administrative Tools
2. Open the Performance
3. Select Counter Logs under the Performance Logs and Alerts
4. Right click the Counter Logs and select "New Log Settings..."
5. Give the name
6. Click Add and select the proper counters you want
7. You also can schedule the time to run the monitor
8. The log file will be created in the c:\PerfLogs folder by default.
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Sincerely,
Steven Liu [MSFT]
Microsoft Online Partner Support
MCSE 2000
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We can do as the following steps.
1. Open the Administrative Tools
2. Open the Performance
3. Select the System Monitor
4. Right click the grey area in the right pane and select Add Counters
5. Select the "Use local computer counters"
6. In the Performance object drop down box, select Processor
7. You can select the "Select counters from list" and choose the counter
you want. You need to click the Add after you select the counter you want.
8. You also can select "All counters" to choose all counters
9. Click Close
10. Click OK
Now, the Performance starts to monitor the counters you selected. If you
want to save the log, you can right click it and select Save As and save
the file.
You also can do as the following steps.
1. Open the Administrative Tools
2. Open the Performance
3. Select Counter Logs under the Performance Logs and Alerts
4. Right click the Counter Logs and select "New Log Settings..."
5. Give the name
6. Click Add and select the proper counters you want
7. You also can schedule the time to run the monitor
8. The log file will be created in the c:\PerfLogs folder by default.
Thanks for using Microsoft News Group!
Sincerely,
Steven Liu [MSFT]
Microsoft Online Partner Support
MCSE 2000
Get Secure! - www.microsoft.com/security
This posting is provided "as is" with no warranties and confers no rights.
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Pat
Steven,
I do not show a processor object, how do I get that to show up?
I do not show a processor object, how do I get that to show up?
P
Pat
Thank you for the response
S
Steven Liu
Hi Pat,
If you need any help, please feel free to post here. We will continue to
help you.
Thanks for using Microsoft News Group!
Sincerely,
Steven Liu [MSFT]
Microsoft Online Partner Support
MCSE 2000
Get Secure! - www.microsoft.com/security
This posting is provided "as is" with no warranties and confers no rights.
If you need any help, please feel free to post here. We will continue to
help you.
Thanks for using Microsoft News Group!
Sincerely,
Steven Liu [MSFT]
Microsoft Online Partner Support
MCSE 2000
Get Secure! - www.microsoft.com/security
This posting is provided "as is" with no warranties and confers no rights.
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Guest
there is a blue line down my monitor and it will show through every display how do I get rid of it and what causes thi
debora
debora
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Gary Smith
debora said:there is a blue line down my monitor and it will show through every
display how do I get rid of it and what causes this
If it shows up in every display then it's most likely a problem with the
monitor itself. Poer your system down completely, wait at least five
minutes, and then bring it up again. If the line reappears, your choices
are to replace the monitor or live with the line.