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I have a small issue on my computer.
From time to time, it seems like some process is turning on, maxing the cpu and disk activity for 10-15 seconds, and then stopping. This usually occurs while I'm in a fullscreen application (a game, typically).
I could check what is causing that by opening the Resource Manager, and checking the culprit. However, the stuttering state in which the computer is during this usually doesn't make it easy to open it. I also usually don't get the time to before it ends.
So my question is, would there be a way to capture a "state" of the cpu and/or disk activity at a moment, just by pressing a key shortcut or launching a script? (AutoHotKey could work around this one). Preferably something lightweight, of course, so that it would actually capture the activity and not record "after" the event.
You can do that in a game using OSD tools. – Little Helper – 2014-08-06T15:41:15.120
Windows' inbuilt PerfMon + logging.
– Ƭᴇcʜιᴇ007 – 2014-08-06T15:41:36.093