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### Option: PerfCounter
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# Syntax: <parameter_name>,"<perf_counter_path>",<period>
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# Defines new parameter <parameter_name> which is an average value for system performance counter <perf_counter_path> for the specified time period <period> (in seconds).
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# For example, if you wish to receive average number of processor interrupts per second for last minute, you can define new parameter "interrupts" as following:
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# PerfCounter = interrupts,"\Processor(0)\Interrupts/sec",60
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# Please note double quotes around performance counter path.
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# Samples for calculating average value will be taken every second.
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# You may run "typeperf -qx" to get list of all performance counters available in Windows.
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# Mandatory: no
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# Range:
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# Default:
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### Option: PerfCounterEn
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# Syntax: <parameter_name>,"<perf_counter_path>",<period>
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# Defines new parameter <parameter_name> which is an average value for system performance counter <perf_counter_path> for the specified time period <period> (in seconds).
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# Unlike PerfCounter, the performance counter path must be specified in English.
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# For example, if you wish to receive average number of processor interrupts per second for last minute, you can define new parameter "interrupts" as following:
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# PerfCounterEn = interrupts,"\Processor(0)\Interrupts/sec",60
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# Please note double quotes around performance counter path.
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# Samples for calculating average value will be taken every second.
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# This parameter is supported starting from Windows Server 2008 and Windows Vista.
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#
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# Mandatory: no
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# Range:
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# Default:
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