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yes you can. Just connect to the remote PC and run permon.<br />
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1) click on Performance logs and alerts<br />
2) right click on Counter Logs and create New Log settings (give it a name)<br />
3) add the counters you want<br />
4) select a time frame to capture the settings in the Schedule tab<br />
5) let it go and come back when its finished.<br />
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Job done (hopefully).<br />
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yes you can. Just connect to the remote PC and run permon.

1) click on Performance logs and alerts
2) right click on Counter Logs and create New Log settings (give it a name)
3) add the counters you want
4) select a time frame to capture the settings in the Schedule tab
5) let it go and come back when its finished.

Job done (hopefully).





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I would like to benchmark memory usage before doing a RAM upgrade.<br />
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Can I run perfmon on two remote Windows XP PCs?<br />
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I would like to benchmark memory usage before doing a RAM upgrade.
 
Can I run perfmon on two remote Windows XP PCs?



Can I run perfmon on two remote Windows XP PCs?

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