Reliability Monitor

Hi all,

Just curious if anyone can tell me how reliability viewer is setup to view on remote win7 PC's.

I can go into Perfmon and connect to a remote PC, but when I right click on monitor to view reliability report it just opens my local machine report.

The RAC task is running on all PC, so the RACagent is up and going. I followed the technet instructions, but nothing I do seems to bring up the remote PC report. I can run the system diags on the remote PC and get all the correct info, so I know part of this is working. Its just reliability monitor that will not work correctly.

Thanks,

I was curious so i played with this, and i see the Reliability Monitor history for the remote PC.
I started the remote Reliability Monitor program by typing reliability in the search box and clicking on View reliability history.

I'm a Home user, using TeamViewer free for remote access/help.

I connected from a Win 7 OS, to a remote PC running Win 7.
Your specs show Win 10 OS, i haven't tested with that.

Its on work PC's so its win7 to win7. Sorry should have stated that.

Now when you do this you are just using the reliability viewer to connect to the remote machine and not using team viewer to connect and then check correct?

The only place I found even the option to connect to a remote PC with Reliability is through Performance monitor. If I am missing easier way I would love to know what that is.

Thanks,

No.
I first connected to the remote PC using TeamViewer.

Then i did a "Start button search" for reliability on the remote PC's Start button, and ran the Reliability Monitor from there.

I can't test the way you are connecting (remotely) on a Work PC.
TeamViewer is free for home use, but does cost$ for business use.

From what i know Win 7 does have a built-in Remote connection tool, that might help with the problem, but i've never used it.
Connect to another computer using Remote Desktop Connection - Windows Help

For a work (business) environment, others may be able to give better help and suggestions than me.

Ya, I can remote into other machines and do that same. Just looking for a way to do it without needing to do that.

Thanks for the help

You're welcome, and sorry i can't help with the "shortcut" you want.
Maybe someone else here will see this and know how to do it.
:)