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Advanced no Performance Counters Listed!!!
I changed a nic and a few other things and then I noticed that in the
performance counters the list is EMPTY! I noticed this becase I use samurize (from samurize.com) to monitor cpu ram and network. see SCREENSHOT: http://img406.imageshack.us/img406/7720/sshot3zn3.jpg I have seen some perf. monitors being disabled in the past and I used a ulitity called exctrlst.exe to re-enable them however this time something has gone horribly wrong... I cant seen to find an answer anywhere.. and I am seriously thiking about formating! A system restore I tried didnt help.. but Im not sure if I went back enough any ideas? |
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Advanced no Performance Counters Listed!!!
I resolved the problem by restoring 2 files as documented he
http://www.pcreview.co.uk/forums/thread-1222945.php and here http://www.dotnet247.com/247referenc...51/255103.aspx from the first link: in short, copy the two files: http://www.calforums.com/perfc009.dat http://www.calforums.com/perfh009.dat into %Systemroot%\System32\ that's all "Silicon neuron" wrote in message ... I changed a nic and a few other things and then I noticed that in the performance counters the list is EMPTY! I noticed this becase I use samurize (from samurize.com) to monitor cpu ram and network. see SCREENSHOT: http://img406.imageshack.us/img406/7720/sshot3zn3.jpg I have seen some perf. monitors being disabled in the past and I used a ulitity called exctrlst.exe to re-enable them however this time something has gone horribly wrong... I cant seen to find an answer anywhere.. and I am seriously thiking about formating! A system restore I tried didnt help.. but Im not sure if I went back enough any ideas? |
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