MSCONFIG/Services?

[Charliec]

Ok, JS,
I will take a look at that and get back to you with the results - Is
there anyway in Process Explorer to create a log of activity? I
looked through everything and did not locate anything?

Thanks again for your help.

Charliec

Near the top of Process Explorer you should see a real time graph of your
CPU usage, if you move the mouse pointer over to and on top of any point or
spike in the graph you should see a small window pop up showing exactly was
cause the CPU load at that point in time.

You can change the CPU sample rate by selecting View/Update Speed.
Also View/Select Columns/Process Performance tab provides additional
options.

JS

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[JS]

No logging ability that I'm aware of, only has a snapshot (save as) option.

What you might want to look at is Process Monitor which does have logging.
Word of warning, it generates a lot of data entries so you might want to
experiment with the filter options to eliminate a lot of redundant and non
applicable data. It will take a little trial and error until you can make
effective use of this utility. Will it be of any help, I can't tell you but
it just might.

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/ProcessesAndThreads/processmonitor.mspx

JS

 

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[Charliec]

Thanks guys,
Will look into those.

Charliec

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