October 2015
Intermediate to advanced
274 pages
5h 35m
English
In the past few years, many administrators have relied on the so called Xperf tool for troubleshooting all kinds of performance issues, including slow logons. This tool has gained popularity for its ability to provide graphical analysis, stack tracing, process lifetime details, and so on.
Due to its popularity, it was supposed to become a mainstream tool for all Windows administrators. However, Microsoft soon released a tool called Windows Performance Recorder to replace Xperf.
The decision taken by Microsoft to rename and release a better and easy-to-configure tool was due to the fact that obtaining traces with Xperf was at times complex and required administrators to work hard to correctly configure it using ...
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