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What kind o details are you looking for?  Are you looking for how to use perfmon? Write performance counters? Ect? Bruce

FWIW, I found it in: C:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared\OFFICE11

It's solved, I forgot enable Permoance and Log alerts in my local computer. Right now I have nice network repository deployed in SQL Server 2005 with the performance counter of my network servers. Marked As Answer by F.Racionero Thursday, November 19, 2009 12:28 PM  

Hi , wrting a batch file is a possibily, however I wanted to centralized all of my checks into the Performance monitoring, I understand that this is not possible?! 

More information is needed unless you're talking about this. "ForegroundLockTimeout" Specifies the time, following user input, during which the system will not allow applications to force themselves into the foreground. and "ForegroundFlashCount" Determines the number of times the taskbar button will flash to notify the user that a background window has been activated by the system. If the time elapsed...

services.msc listed the spooler as running; the drop -down offered Refresh and I did that.  Fine - a good B/W print rolled out of the i9900.  But! a second one was Y/W again. Back to services.msc and spooler is absent.  Perhaps there is a technique for bringing it back to the list, but I am tired of this nonsense which seems to imply that I should reload Win2k to correct (one hopes) the printing problem. I have been satisfied with Win2K...

I have checked this again, after having the OS reinstalled; the behavior is the same. Moreover, I have 2 computers with similar configuration, behaving the same: most of the Logical Disk Performance counters do not work (the display 0 all the time) on a 2.7 TB striped (RAID 0) volume. The stripe was software created, using Windows Disk Management (no 3rd party software) with 3 x 1 TB SATA drives.

Many people confuses what they see in Task Manager on the Processes tab in CPU column with Process\% Processor Time\Instance in Perfmon.  They are NOT the same counters.   There is NO counter in PerfMon that matches what you see in Task Manager on the Processes tab in CPU column. Process\% Processor Time\Instance is NOT the amount of time that the CPU’s were busy.  It is the % of time that this instance charges against the Processor\%...

Hi guys, I noticed that a lot of people have read this question (240+ as of this post) but there have been no attempts at answering this yet,  if anyone can comment if maybe my question was not properly phrased or confusing? I'll be happy to clarify my question or provide more details if needed. Thanks

Thanks, It solves this problem. But, why this error message didn't say this?