Windows 10: How fast does my PC create PNG-file? - Using Process Monitor Sysinternals

Hello everyone

I would like to know:
How much time / milliseconds does it take for my PC to fully create the PNG-file couple of kilobytes for the first time, from the point when I press “Save” in MS Paint?

Regardless of it is in the CPU, memory, etc.

I have used Process Monitor Sysinternals, to try getting a more detailed overview. I have uploaded the screen of my results:https://ibb.co/547f4XT


1: MS Paint is being commanded to save the file

My guess, when the file has been created the first time, is one of following points:

2: File becomes PNG format

3: MS.Paint: CreateFile – succes

4: First time file is being closed

5: Explorer.EXE: CreateFile – unsuccesful

6: First time EndOfFile is being mentioned in Details

7: No more processes in MS Paint

8: Explorer.EXE process is done and close file



Thank you reading and replying

Best regards

Emil

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