Windows 10: Resource And Performance Monitor Issues

I tried to generate a system diagnostics report.
By typing,
perfmon /report,
into elevated command prompt.
Bring up the Resource And Performance Monitor window,
seen in my screenshot below.





This dialog ran for more then 8 hours.
Subsequently...
I stopped it,
due to the length of time it was running.
The dialog run continually as described,
without generating a report.

Is something wrong here?





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Error message: " Can't open the app with the default amministrator user ","App not opening problem" and Windows 10 stuttering or freeze.

Hi,

We appreciate your time and efforts to fix the issue.



I suggest you to monitor the performance on your computer and let us know if the issue occurs again.

Let’s follow these steps below, to open Resource Monitor on your computer:

1. Type
Resource Monitor on the search bar on the desktop.

2. Click on
Resource Monitor option on the displayed list.

3. Click on CPU option on the
Resource Monitor Window and monitor the performance on your computer.

Hope the above information helps. Reply with necessary information and the result to help you further.

 

Error in Resource and Performance Monitor

Hi,

Have you tried doing the resolution provided in the system diagnostic report? If not yet, you may try restarting the service and run the Resource and Performance monitor again and check if the same error will be scanned.

Keep us posted.

 

Same here. Noticed that a few days back and left it to try again. Long time since I ran it.

 

I started running it just before I went to sleep and in the morning,
(about 8 hours or more) it was still running.

That doesn't seem "normal" to me.

 

Shouldn't be like that.. let's see what others say...

 

Maintenance issue? Just a guess!
I ran it, just in a 'Run' box though, generated a report in about a minute. Same Build. *Confused

 

I have the same problem as the OP, however I start it, the command 'perfmon /report' never seems to finish. I tried three times with the same result. However, I then ran just the command 'perfmon'. I can see that I now have three successfully completed System Diagnostics reports. The problem seems to be with telling you that it has finished, not with generating the report itself - odd.

 

What would be the maintenance issue(s),
that would cause this dialog to run continually without generating a report?

 

Are you sure it didn't generate a report? Mine did, just didn't come back and tell me it had finished. Try just opening perfmon and see if the report is there after all.

 

I can't tell, don't know where to look.
Where would I look for any report that might have been generated?

 

From a command prompt just type PERFMON to run Perfmon. Then look here...





The report above was generated when I ran 'perfmon /report' from an elevated command prompt. Like you, mine appeared to never finish. Eventually I gave up and closed it. Subsequently opening Perfmon showed a report had been generated after all.

 

I have a report generated last October, but no new one.

What I did notice in that report was this:
Severity:
Informational Symptom: Missing Events in Event Log Details: Investigate why 26% (7,338) events were lost during data collection. The settings for Event Tracing for Windows (ETW) maximum buffers and buffer size may not be optimal depending on which data sets are being collected.
I think this refers to sthg similar, but am looking for a more appropriate ref.
Adjusting Buffer Settings for Event Tracing for Windows (ETW) – Parallel Development in Visual Studio
This suggests reporting the problem to the developer- but given the above just how would one do that?
About Event Tracing (Windows)

 

This is what shows...

 

**** try this:
Launch Event Viewer and find Windows Logs.
Expand the group, right click Application, and click Properties.

1.) Ensure Overwrite Events is enabled
2.) Increase the Maximum Log size to 40960

You can manually clear the log as well.

Mine worked after that.