O ourfear New member Local time 3:32 PM Messages 10 Jan 13, 2009 #1 file location: C:\Windows\System32\wbem\Logs\ how can I disable this logging? it slowdown system & boot time My Computer My Computer OSWindows 7
file location: C:\Windows\System32\wbem\Logs\ how can I disable this logging? it slowdown system & boot time
limneos MIA Guru VIP Local time 5:32 PM Messages 1,009 Jan 13, 2009 #2 See if this helps: Tracing WMI Activity (Windows) My Computer My Computer Computer Manufacturer/Model NumberENIACOSWindows 7 RC 7100 32bit/64bitCPUIntel Core2Duo E4500 2.20 GHzMotherboardASUS P5LD2-X/1333Memory2x1GB Kinsgston DDR2 800MHzGraphics Card(s)Nvidia 8500GTSound CardOnboard High Definition Audio DeviceMonitor(s) DisplaysSony Bravia 42"CaseLINKW 2222CoolingStandard IntelKeyboardSome cheap oneMouseMicrosoft Intellimouse somethingInternet Speed24MBps ADSL
O ourfear New member Thread Starter Local time 3:32 PM Messages 10 Jan 13, 2009 #3 hi limneos, I checked the url you posted, but I can't find the way to disable wmi tracing logging :-( My Computer My Computer OSWindows 7
hi limneos, I checked the url you posted, but I can't find the way to disable wmi tracing logging :-(
limneos MIA Guru VIP Local time 5:32 PM Messages 1,009 Jan 13, 2009 #4 ourfear said: hi limneos, I checked the url you posted, but I can't find the way to disable wmi tracing logging :-( Click to expand... Well, from what I see, this log file is created in my computer too, but I don't think it slows down anything... My boot time: 24secs. You could always stop the wmi service but I wouldn't suggest you do so! Are you sure it's causing you delays??? My Computer My Computer Computer Manufacturer/Model NumberENIACOSWindows 7 RC 7100 32bit/64bitCPUIntel Core2Duo E4500 2.20 GHzMotherboardASUS P5LD2-X/1333Memory2x1GB Kinsgston DDR2 800MHzGraphics Card(s)Nvidia 8500GTSound CardOnboard High Definition Audio DeviceMonitor(s) DisplaysSony Bravia 42"CaseLINKW 2222CoolingStandard IntelKeyboardSome cheap oneMouseMicrosoft Intellimouse somethingInternet Speed24MBps ADSL
ourfear said: hi limneos, I checked the url you posted, but I can't find the way to disable wmi tracing logging :-( Click to expand... Well, from what I see, this log file is created in my computer too, but I don't think it slows down anything... My boot time: 24secs. You could always stop the wmi service but I wouldn't suggest you do so! Are you sure it's causing you delays???
O ourfear New member Thread Starter Local time 3:32 PM Messages 10 Jan 13, 2009 #5 limneos said: Well, from what I see, this log file is created in my computer too, but I don't think it slows down anything... My boot time: 24secs. You could always stop the wmi service but I wouldn't suggest you do so! Are you sure it's causing you delays??? Click to expand... my hdd is a MLC SSD, I think write large logs may slowdown win7 when startup , and I wont to stop wmi service too. wow, 24secs, you have a elite box! My Computer My Computer OSWindows 7
limneos said: Well, from what I see, this log file is created in my computer too, but I don't think it slows down anything... My boot time: 24secs. You could always stop the wmi service but I wouldn't suggest you do so! Are you sure it's causing you delays??? Click to expand... my hdd is a MLC SSD, I think write large logs may slowdown win7 when startup , and I wont to stop wmi service too. wow, 24secs, you have a elite box!
limneos MIA Guru VIP Local time 5:32 PM Messages 1,009 Jan 13, 2009 #6 I think in our time, a 4MB file is not considered a large log. Average SSD speeds are about 120MB/s read and 100MB/s write....(manufacturer specs, samsung specific) My Computer My Computer Computer Manufacturer/Model NumberENIACOSWindows 7 RC 7100 32bit/64bitCPUIntel Core2Duo E4500 2.20 GHzMotherboardASUS P5LD2-X/1333Memory2x1GB Kinsgston DDR2 800MHzGraphics Card(s)Nvidia 8500GTSound CardOnboard High Definition Audio DeviceMonitor(s) DisplaysSony Bravia 42"CaseLINKW 2222CoolingStandard IntelKeyboardSome cheap oneMouseMicrosoft Intellimouse somethingInternet Speed24MBps ADSL
I think in our time, a 4MB file is not considered a large log. Average SSD speeds are about 120MB/s read and 100MB/s write....(manufacturer specs, samsung specific)
O ourfear New member Thread Starter Local time 3:32 PM Messages 10 Jan 13, 2009 #7 limneos said: I think in our time, a 4MB file is not considered a large log. Average SSD speeds are about 120MB/s read and 100MB/s write....(manufacturer specs, samsung specific) Click to expand... rich man, samsung slc ssd, mine is ocz v2 mlc ssd :-( My Computer My Computer OSWindows 7
limneos said: I think in our time, a 4MB file is not considered a large log. Average SSD speeds are about 120MB/s read and 100MB/s write....(manufacturer specs, samsung specific) Click to expand... rich man, samsung slc ssd, mine is ocz v2 mlc ssd :-(