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Peformance Monitor Counters

Can someone please help to interpret the following counters :

%Processor Time (scale 1.000) avg 10.00, min 0.00, max 46.00

%Disk Time (scale 1.000) avg 100.00, min 0.00, max 2039.00

Avg. Disk Read Queue Length (scale 100.000) avg 0.700, min 0.000, max 20.787

Avg. Disk Write Queue Length (scale 100.000) avg 0.020, min 0.000, max 0.093

Available MBytes (scale 1.000) avg 241.00, min 240.00, max 243.00

Pages/Sec (scale 1.000) avg 7.485, min 0.000, max 26.006
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I understand what you saying.

There is no basis for comparision.

Is it possible for anyone to tell me in detail what each counter and the corresponding results meant?

I think it will benefit others expert exchange members.

Please do not flame me if anyone thinks that I am taking the easy way out.

I have already read a lot in the Internet about this topic but just cannot decipher what the results meant.

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As I have already mentioned, I know the stats were meaningless unless there is a baseline to compare.

What I am asking is eg:

%Processor Time (scale 1.000) avg 10.00, min 0.00, max 46.00

%Disk Time (scale 1.000) avg 100.00, min 0.00, max 2039.00

Avg. Disk Read Queue Length (scale 100.000) avg 0.700, min 0.000, max 20.787

Avg. Disk Write Queue Length (scale 100.000) avg 0.020, min 0.000, max 0.093

Available MBytes (scale 1.000) avg 241.00, min 240.00, max 243.00

Pages/Sec (scale 1.000) avg 7.485, min 0.000, max 26.006

What does the above meant?

I am not asking whether the stats are good or not.
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