(That’s right – over 25 years ago!) It’s difficult to learn and time-consuming to use. The classic user interface for perf counters, Performance Monitor or perfmon.exe, hasn’t changed much since it was added to Windows in 1993. When you need to troubleshoot why something is slow or broken, there’s no source of truth more trusty or versatile than Windows performance counters. Follow him on Twitter the administrator of Windows computers and servers, you deserve the best tools to understand how features, apps, and devices are working. Written by Cosmos Darwin, Senior PM at Microsoft.
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