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It looks like it is disabled on this current win2k box. It works on every other machine (when I type perfmon),<br />
but on this particular desktop im using (medical device workstation) it does not work. <br />
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Are there any 3rd party tools that can record remotely or locally to a log file. ?
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It looks like it is disabled on this current win2k box. It works on every other machine (when I type perfmon),
but on this particular desktop im using (medical device workstation) it does not work.

Are there any 3rd party tools that can record remotely or locally to a log file. ?

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ok i got it working<br />
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How do i set it up to just record cpu usage and memory usage like task manager does
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ok i got it working

How do i set it up to just record cpu usage and memory usage like task manager does

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Is there anyway to record a baseline cpu/memory usage in windows 2000? Isnt there a built in tool for this?<br />
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I'm doing some testing in the lab. I need to do a baseline run before installing 3rd party software. Trying tos ee how much stress the software puts on the cpu/memory once it is running.<br />
thanks
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Is there anyway to record a baseline cpu/memory usage in windows 2000? Isnt there a built in tool for this?

I'm doing some testing in the lab. I need to do a baseline run before installing 3rd party software. Trying tos ee how much stress the software puts on the cpu/memory once it is running.
thanks

recording performance?

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