in vista, where are the counters for network interface?

i'm ticked at microsoft for remaking their performance monitors. they
took away the counters for my network interfaces. i used to have a
small window with a graph that showed butes transmitted to and from
the system. iow, all network act4ivity was reported via a graph. now
with vista, you cant get anything close to a graph. unless someone's
got a trick up their sleeve....

I am using Samurize to create graphs for many things (in fact I have it
running on my taskbar)
I just exported it as a SAM file and reimpoted it .
If you are using samurize and you do what I say, when you reimport it asks
what adaptor you want to use as default




"the.Visitor" <> wrote in message
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> i'm ticked at microsoft for remaking their performance monitors. they
> took away the counters for my network interfaces. i used to have a
> small window with a graph that showed butes transmitted to and from
> the system. iow, all network act4ivity was reported via a graph. now
> with vista, you cant get anything close to a graph. unless someone's
> got a trick up their sleeve....

You should be ticked at yourself for not finding it easily.

Windows\System32\perfmon.exe

It does have Network bar. It has graphs for CPU, Disk, Network and Memory

You can expand the Network bar and see all the processes ongoing as they
come alive.

FYI, there have been a few versions of this API: perfmon.exe. I kept them
all. In addition to this new one which is Vista's API, I have perfmon4.exe.
Honestly I do not remember if it was originally named this or I renamed it
not to get it confused with the other one.

Perfmon4.exe shows old style, more familiar perfmon graph with a very wide
window. You must set up your own parameters and lines (color) that you want
but you can save it as a template/project.

If you can get hold of the old XP perfmon.exe try it: it will work.

"the.Visitor" <> wrote in message
news:b18e1822-a0c0-4c3b-8818-...
> i'm ticked at microsoft for remaking their performance monitors. they
> took away the counters for my network interfaces. i used to have a
> small window with a graph that showed butes transmitted to and from
> the system. iow, all network act4ivity was reported via a graph. now
> with vista, you cant get anything close to a graph. unless someone's
> got a trick up their sleeve....

"AlexB" <> wrote:

<snip>

> Windows\System32\perfmon.exe
>
> It does have Network bar. It has graphs for CPU, Disk, Network and Memory

Or you can add a network monitoring gadget to the sidebar. There are several
to choose from, do a search in the Windows Live Gallery:

http://vista.gallery.microsoft.com/vista/SideBar.aspx

Charlie42

Yep, this is wonderful. And they say Vista is bad!!!!!

It is a gold mine!!!!!


"Charlie42" <> wrote in message
news:...
> "AlexB" <> wrote:
>
> <snip>
>
>> Windows\System32\perfmon.exe
>>
>> It does have Network bar. It has graphs for CPU, Disk, Network and Memory
>
> Or you can add a network monitoring gadget to the sidebar. There are
> several to choose from, do a search in the Windows Live Gallery:
>
> http://vista.gallery.microsoft.com/vista/SideBar.aspx
>
> Charlie42

AlexB wrote:

> Yep, this is wonderful. And they say Vista is bad!!!!!
>
> It is a gold mine!!!!!
>
You obviously don't have much exposure to what's out there for
computers. :-)

Cheers.

>
> "Charlie42" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> "AlexB" <> wrote:
>>
>> <snip>
>>
>>> Windows\System32\perfmon.exe
>>>
>>> It does have Network bar. It has graphs for CPU, Disk, Network and
>>> Memory
>>
>> Or you can add a network monitoring gadget to the sidebar. There are
>> several to choose from, do a search in the Windows Live Gallery:
>>
>> http://vista.gallery.microsoft.com/vista/SideBar.aspx
>>
>> Charlie42

--
Frank's Brain Activity Plotted (watch the red line):
http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i4...nceMonitor.jpg

How a Windows Firewall protects your computer:
http://tinyurl.com/2z9qdn

AlexB (another Vista expert): "I ruined at least 5 or 6 installations of
Vista
before I realized what was going on."

On Feb 13, 7:22*pm, "AlexB" <al...@comcast.net> wrote:
> You should be ticked at yourself for not finding it easily.
>
> Windows\System32\perfmon.exe
>
> It does have Network bar. It has graphs for CPU, Disk, Network and Memory
>
> You can expand the Network bar and see all the processes ongoing as they
> come alive.
>
> FYI, there have been a few versions of this API: perfmon.exe. I kept them
> all. In addition to this new one which is Vista's API, I have perfmon4.exe..
> Honestly I do not remember if it was originally named this or I renamed it
> not to get it confused with the other one.
>
> Perfmon4.exe shows old style, more familiar perfmon graph with a very wide
> window. You must set up your own parameters and lines (color) that you want
> but you can save it as a template/project.
>
> If you can get hold of the old XP perfmon.exe try it: it will work.
>
> "the.Visitor" <the.Visi...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:b18e1822-a0c0-4c3b-8818-...
>
>
>
> > i'm ticked at microsoft for remaking their performance monitors. *they
> > took away the counters for my network interfaces. i used to have a
> > small window with a graph that showed butes transmitted to and from
> > the system. iow, all network act4ivity was reported via a graph. *now
> > with vista, you cant get anything close to a graph. *unless someone's
> > got a trick up their sleeve....- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

oh i've seen that 4box grid, i dont wanna see anything buy total bytes
transferred both ways ... you cant see total transferred up and down
as it stands now. they took away the counters for the network
interfaces. BAH!

"AlexB" <> wrote in message
news:...
>
> FYI, there have been a few versions of this API: perfmon.exe. I kept them
> all. In addition to this new one which is Vista's API, I have
> perfmon4.exe. Honestly I do not remember if it was originally named this
> or I renamed it not to get it confused with the other one.

So perfmon.exe is an API?

LOL you muppet. You think everything is an API

http://groups.google.co.uk/groups?as...=2008&safe=off

ss.