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How to schedule performance counter in multiple Windows Server to start daily morning 8 AM and stop at 6 PM? Is there a way to automate this process? use scripting?<br />
Because do it manually one by one it would be very slow process.<br />
Thanks.
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How to schedule performance counter in multiple Windows Server to start daily morning 8 AM and stop at 6 PM? Is there a way to automate this process? use scripting?
Because do it manually one by one it would be very slow process.
Thanks.

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