Diagnostic systems in Windows 10

Windows 10 includes a reliable and comprehensive diagnostic system for both the software and the host hardware.

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Through this diagnostic system under "Resource and Performance Monitoring" you can get a report of your system results or which describes in detail the status of local hardware resources, system response times and procedures on the local computer , along with system information and configuration data. This report provides suggestions on how you can maximize performance and streamline system operations.

In these reports you will see a list of the status of all the critical items on the computer and any solutions you can try. So it's a very useful troubleshooter and a great source of information for your system.

The results of the system diagnosis are categorized and each category can be expanded by clicking the corresponding button. Categories include:

  • System Diagnostics Report - Displays the title, computer name, date and time of the report, and duration for creating the report.
  • Diagnostic Results – Displays warnings for errors and defaults of the system, and gives an overview of performance resources.
    • The subcategory "Warnings" displays different warnings and informative events. Devices of Devices and . There are hyperlinks that you can use to get more information about troubleshooting. You can also expand each of the sections below the section “Basic System Checks” to get more details.
    • The subcategory "Performance" (Performance) provides detailed performance levels for the largest consumers of resources such as CPU, disks, network and . If there are any performance-related issues, the status indicator will change, and you'll need to expand the relevant section of the results to see the item that reported the issue.
  • Software Configuration - Here you will find Operating System Controls, Security Center Information, system services and startup program data.
  • Hardware Configuration – You will find Disk Checks, System, Desktop Rating (Windows Experience Score), BIOS, , interactive session processes, connected users and user accounts.
  • CPU - Includes controls and information about the processor, its type, CPU interrupts and services and system.
  • Network (Network) - Includes checks and information on outgoing and incoming network traffic.
  • Disc (Disk) - Includes checks and information on "dangerous" files (those that cause its greatest use ), disk resolution, physical disk, and NTFS performance.
  • Memory (Memory) - Includes checks and information on procedures and meters.
  • Report Statistics - Displays information about computer information, files, and edited events.

This article will show you how to create and view a Windows 10 system diagnostics report.
You should be logged in as an administrator to be able to produce and view such a report. The following also work for Windows 7, but the final report contains slightly less information and references.

There are several ways to create and view a System Diagnostics report. The most common is to use the command perfmon / report

1. Open Windows (Win + R) and type the perfmon / report command and press Enter.

2. The data collection process will start shortly for 60 seconds. It may take up to 60 seconds for the report to be produced, it depends on the speeds of your systems and discs.

3. When finished, you should see the system diagnostic report where you can check.

Alternatively, you can type the perfmon / report command at a command prompt with administrator privileges, or type it in the explorer input field or Windows search.

 

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