C:\Program Files\Confer>repcli capture c:\temp - Change to desired locationĬollecting diagnostic data (this may take a few minutes).Ĭaptured diagnostic data in c:\temp\psc_sensor.zip C:\Program Files\Confer>repcli counters > C:\temp\counters.txt - Change to desired locationĬ.
Note local machine time when testing started, and timezone of machine.Document exact steps taken to reproduce to provide to Support.The tweet then goes on to ask if users "want ARM64 versions of Sysinternals tools".C:\temp>wpr -start CPU -start diskio -start fileio -start registry -start network
Microsoft Azure CTO and Sysinternals tools creator, Mark Russinovich, tweeted screenshots of Process Explorer and Process Monitor running on a Nokia Lumia 950 XL running Windows 10 for ARM. Both are powerful tools for diagnosing problems in Windows. Process Monitor is used to monitor the network, Registry, and file activity of Windows processes. Two of the most popular Sysinternals utilities are Process Explorer and Process Monitor.įor those not familiar with the tools, Process Explorer provides an easy to use interface to see detailed information about every process that is running in Windows. These utilities allow users to dig down into the Windows internals in order to troubleshoot or learn more about their systems. If you have ever tried to troubleshoot a Windows computer, you are probably familiar with the suite of Sysinternals utilities. Screenshots posted to Twitter already show the Process Explorer and Process Monitor utilities ported to Windows ARM64. Microsoft is looking to port the popular Sysinternals utilities to ARM64 so that they can run on Windows 10 on ARM.
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