

You can select counters, such as % Interrupt Time to monitor the time the CPU takes to complete hardware requests (interrupts). Includes the counters to monitor the processor activity. If this counter stays in high numbers for a long time, it could be an indication that the hard drive is ready for replacement.Īdding other counters like Disk Bytes/sec, Disk Read Bytes/sec, Disk Read/sec, Disk Write Bytes/sec, and Disk Writes/sec can help you to figure out the read and write speeds of the hard drive. You can select counters, such as % Disk Time to monitor the time a drive is taking to complete read and write requests. Includes the counters to monitor the physical performance of your computer's hard drive. Now that you have a basic understanding of what's Performance Monitor and how to set it up let's look at some common counters you can use to monitor your system. (This option may not work for everyone.) Performance Monitor counters Then you can open Performance Monitor and click the Paste Counter List (Ctrl + V) button in the toolbar to load your saved settings.

Alternatively, you can open the settings file with Notepad and copy its content.
