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  1. essenbe
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    Windows 11 Pro
       New #1211

    Open an elevated comand prompt and run winsat formal
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  3. crankypenguin
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       New #1212

    essenbe said:
    Open an elevated comand prompt and run winsat formal
    Thanks Steve. I checked what it is for those that don't know, here is what I got from the horses mouth. (Microsoft)

    Runs a pre-defined set of assessments and saves the data to an XML file in %systemroot%\performance\winsat\datastore. There are no command line parameters available for use with the formal assessment.
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  4. paulpicks21
    Posts : 6,075
    Windows 7 Professional 64 bit
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       New #1213

    essenbe said:
    Open an elevated comand prompt and run winsat formal
    Yeah + 1 to that Ralph, you will see all the workings then.
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  6. paulpicks21
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       New #1214

    crankypenguin said:
    essenbe said:
    Open an elevated comand prompt and run winsat formal
    Thanks Steve. I checked what it is for those that don't know, here is what I got from the horses mouth. (Microsoft)

    Runs a pre-defined set of assessments and saves the data to an XML file in %systemroot%\performance\winsat\datastore. There are no command line parameters available for use with the formal assessment.
    What do you mean Ralph? Run a Command prompt and type winsat formal it will come up with a massive amount of data and scores.
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  7. paulpicks21
    Posts : 6,075
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       New #1215

    crankypenguin said:
    essenbe said:
    Open an elevated comand prompt and run winsat formal
    Thanks Steve. I checked what it is for those that don't know, here is what I got from the horses mouth. (Microsoft)

    Runs a pre-defined set of assessments and saves the data to an XML file in %systemroot%\performance\winsat\datastore. There are no command line parameters available for use with the formal assessment.
    Ok so that is a description of it, sorry I misunderstood what you were putting due to previous posts.
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  8. COMPUTIAC
    Posts : 1,568
    Windows 8.1.1 64bit
       New #1216

    Interesting.
    Can someone decipher this ?
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  10. crankypenguin
    Posts : 598
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
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    COMPUTIAC said:
    Interesting.
    Can someone decipher this ?
    Looks like speed of CPU decryption of encryption, patterns, I/O (Input, output)speed, etc etc. That's what I pretty much expected. It's just very specific.
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  11. paulpicks21
    Posts : 6,075
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    COMPUTIAC said:
    Interesting.
    Can someone decipher this ?
    Yeah no problem Bob, I have inputted the data into the paulpicks21 analysis machine and it says you PC is OK, but you could do better, you may want to upgrade in the future but it is OK for now
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  12. COMPUTIAC
    Posts : 1,568
    Windows 8.1.1 64bit
       New #1219

    Upgrade ?

    Upgrade, Upgrade, Upgrade !

    Is this all you guys have on your minds ?
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  13. paulpicks21
    Posts : 6,075
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       New #1220

    COMPUTIAC said:
    Upgrade ?

    Upgrade, Upgrade, Upgrade !

    Is this all you guys have on your minds ?
    No, an upgrade is in the eye of the beholder, it can be both brutal and pleasurable, sometimes an upgrade can be held off for many years if the beholder has a mind of iron, many crumble under the pressure, it can be rough, it can be awful, it can get one into a lot of trouble but at the end of the day shit happens
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