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Can someone give me some examples of some performance monitor tests you run to troubleshoot performance issues on Windows XP? <br />
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I am looking for some of the specific counters you would add to the monitor, and an explanation of how the results of those particular tests would indicate an issue or not.<br />
Also, what counters do you use to setup a baseline?
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Can someone give me some examples of some performance monitor tests you run to troubleshoot performance issues on Windows XP? 

I am looking for some of the specific counters you would add to the monitor, and an explanation of how the results of those particular tests would indicate an issue or not.
Also, what counters do you use to setup a baseline?

How to use Performance Monitor to troubleshoot performance issues Windows XP

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