Comments for Rich's Blog http://www.techish.net The stuff I get myself into... Thu, 02 Feb 2012 20:17:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Get Process CPU Usage Using WMI by Nehemoth http://www.techish.net/2009/03/get-process-cpu-usage-using-wmi/#comment-678 Nehemoth Thu, 02 Feb 2012 20:17:00 +0000 http://www.techish.net/?p=83#comment-678 From the command line first then I will use a batch file From the command line first then I will use a batch file

]]> Comment on Get Process CPU Usage Using WMI by Rich Kreider http://www.techish.net/2009/03/get-process-cpu-usage-using-wmi/#comment-677 Rich Kreider Thu, 02 Feb 2012 19:57:43 +0000 http://www.techish.net/?p=83#comment-677 You could try just logging some entries for the process to CSV format and reviewing them. <code>logman create counter w3wp_proc -c "\Process(w3wp*)\% Processor Time" logman update w3wp_proc -si 10 -f csv -v mmddhhmm</code> That will update every 10 seconds. To stop it, just: <code>logman stop w3wp_proc</code> Jump into c:\perflogs\ and open up the CSV that will be in there for w3wp_proc. Maybe confirm if that counter isn't broken by chance. You could try just logging some entries for the process to CSV format and reviewing them.

logman create counter w3wp_proc -c "\Process(w3wp*)\% Processor Time"

logman update w3wp_proc -si 10 -f csv -v mmddhhmm

That will update every 10 seconds. To stop it, just: logman stop w3wp_proc

Jump into c:\perflogs\ and open up the CSV that will be in there for w3wp_proc. Maybe confirm if that counter isn’t broken by chance.

]]> Comment on Get Process CPU Usage Using WMI by Rich Kreider http://www.techish.net/2009/03/get-process-cpu-usage-using-wmi/#comment-676 Rich Kreider Thu, 02 Feb 2012 19:35:25 +0000 http://www.techish.net/?p=83#comment-676 Are you doing this from the command line or in a batch file? Are you doing this from the command line or in a batch file?

]]> Comment on Get Process CPU Usage Using WMI by Nehemoth http://www.techish.net/2009/03/get-process-cpu-usage-using-wmi/#comment-675 Nehemoth Thu, 02 Feb 2012 19:25:02 +0000 http://www.techish.net/?p=83#comment-675 But at the end of the day there is a problem. For some reason sometimes I get "No Instance(s) Available", even when I can see in the task manager that the process is right about my mark, also I just get 100 or 0 instead of the real value which should be between 5 to 50 Thank you for your help But at the end of the day there is a problem.

For some reason sometimes I get “No Instance(s) Available”, even when I can see in the task manager that the process is right about my mark, also I just get 100 or 0 instead of the real value which should be between 5 to 50

Thank you for your help

]]> Comment on Get Process CPU Usage Using WMI by Rich Kreider http://www.techish.net/2009/03/get-process-cpu-usage-using-wmi/#comment-674 Rich Kreider Thu, 02 Feb 2012 19:21:26 +0000 http://www.techish.net/?p=83#comment-674 <code>wmic path win32_perfformatteddata_perfproc_process where (PercentProcessorTime ^> 5 and Name ^<^> "_Total" and Name ^<^> "Idle" and Name LIKE "iexplore%") get Name, Caption, PercentProcessorTime, IDProcess, CreatingProcessID /format:list</code> <img src="http://www.techish.net/pub/images/2012-02-02_142147.png" alt="" /> When you look at the results, you'll see the CreatingProcessID in this now; Each tab runs under it's own process ID. If you want to get details about the iexplore.exe process itself, you will want to query the PROCESS alias or win32_process path. <code>wmic process where (handle = "2788") get /Value</code> This will give you details on the actual iexplore.exe process. <img src="http://www.techish.net/pub/images/2012-02-02_142348.png" alt="" /> wmic path win32_perfformatteddata_perfproc_process where (PercentProcessorTime ^> 5 and Name ^< ^> "_Total" and Name ^< ^> "Idle" and Name LIKE "iexplore%") get Name, Caption, PercentProcessorTime, IDProcess, CreatingProcessID /format:list

When you look at the results, you’ll see the CreatingProcessID in this now; Each tab runs under it’s own process ID. If you want to get details about the iexplore.exe process itself, you will want to query the PROCESS alias or win32_process path.

wmic process where (handle = "2788") get /Value

This will give you details on the actual iexplore.exe process.

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