@ChrisAtMaf Great question! Both tools are useful for HighCpu issues.
While CLUE is opensource and allows developers to modify it
considerably, TSSv2 is code signed and has a number of parameters you
can set in the command line.
Thanks, but could you explain the situations where we should use this,
and where we should instead use the CLUE tool which seems to do similar
things?https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/ask-the-performance-team/automating-data-collection-for-memory-cpu-and-disk-issues-using/ba-p/2843412
Hi, Most of time, "Network access: Do not allow storage of passwords and
credentials for network authentication" is used to disable "sessions"
Cached credentials (ability for the user to connect to the machine when
no Domain Controller is available) but has a side effect: You cannot
store the accoun...
This is very cool.A few very minor suggestions for edits on changing the
key's permissions:Don't need to select "Everyone" before clicking
"Advanced" or "Disable inheritance" -- both apply to the entire security
descriptor, not just to the Everyone ACE.In the screenshot where Set
Value and Delete ar...
I've been wanting the folder size feature in Windows for a long time.
That there are still people who believe such a feature would be too
great a performance hit is incredible. Mac OS has been using the feature
on all its computers with no issue since the 1990s. This leads me to
believe perhaps Appl...
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