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Guest replied

25 April 2004, 09:40
*Waves hand in the air*

Gosh - this site could solve a few probs for me too - thanks Vet.
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Guest replied

24 April 2004, 20:40
Thanks Vetran,

Very useful
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Guest replied

24 April 2004, 17:08
www.sysinternals.com

Loads of faultfinding tools, combination of ntfilemon & pstools should solve most probs, autoruns is also handy.

Pagedefrag also produces surprising results with sluggish machines.

Oh look, went and checked for you & found a new tool that solves a problem for me, ta McBain.
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Guest started a topic Performance monitoring

24 April 2004, 11:07
Performance monitoring

My PC is running very low on resources and I am unable to identify which resident applications are the culprit.

I know there is a command which allow you to identify all the memory resident applications ( msconfig), but is there a command which allow you to identify for each resident application how much CPU is consumed?
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