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Where is the "Memory" Performance Object in Perfmon
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Kelly
Aug 12, 2004, 11:27:27 AM8/12/04
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I have added all the performance counters and support for
Perfmon.exe, but I still don't see the Memory Performance
Object in the drop-down list. I am specifically looking
for "Available MBytes" and "Committed Bytes" What do I
need to do to get these counters? Missing Registry
Entries, perhaps?
Perfmon.exe, but I still don't see the Memory Performance
Object in the drop-down list. I am specifically looking
for "Available MBytes" and "Committed Bytes" What do I
need to do to get these counters? Missing Registry
Entries, perhaps?
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Andy Allred [MS]
Aug 12, 2004, 12:12:40 PM8/12/04
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PerfMon has a dependency on the presence of a pagefile. Without the
pagefile you will be missing counters for the following: Cache, Memory,
Objects, Processor and System.
pagefile you will be missing counters for the following: Cache, Memory,
Objects, Processor and System.
Workaround: Add pagefile support for a pagefile of at least 2MB. Set
Min = 2MB & set Max = 2MB.
Now that the team that owns perfmon knows about this dependency, it
will be addressed for Longhorn.
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Kelly
Aug 13, 2004, 12:01:46 PM8/13/04
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Is there any other utilities (third party?) that I could
use to get Available MB, like in perfmon, that don't
require a pagefile?>.
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use to get Available MB, like in perfmon, that don't
require a pagefile?
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KM
Aug 13, 2004, 4:08:36 PM8/13/04
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Kelly,
How about just calling to API? Like GlobalMemoryStatusVlm.
Or just develop a simple WMI script.
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KM, BSquare Corp.
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