Another question I couldn't find the answer to, so here I am again.
I have more UsageMonitor plugin measures, which are returning the CPU usage of different processes:
Recently I had access to a system running Windows 11. I found that what the skin using the above measures is showing is extremely different from what I can see in Windows 's Task Manager. Some smaller differences were on Windows 10 as well (which I'm using currently), however on Windows 11 the differences seem to be much higher.
My question is if anyone knows a way on how the values reported by the skin can be done to match the values shown in the Task Manager. My question is related to both systems: Windows 10 and Windows 11.
Thanks in advance to anyone having a good idea (or even better, a solution).
balala wrote: ↑March 14th, 2023, 6:33 pm
Another question I couldn't find the answer to, so here I am again.
I have more UsageMonitor plugin measures, which are returning the CPU usage of different processes:
Recently I had access to a system running Windows 11. I found that what the skin using the above measures is showing is extremely different from what I can see in Windows 's Task Manager. Some smaller differences were on Windows 10 as well (which I'm using currently), however on Windows 11 the differences seem to be much higher.
My question is if anyone knows a way on how the values reported by the skin can be done to match the values shown in the Task Manager. My question is related to both systems: Windows 10 and Windows 11.
Thanks in advance to anyone having a good idea (or even better, a solution).
balala wrote: ↑March 14th, 2023, 6:33 pm
Another question I couldn't find the answer to, so here I am again.
I have more UsageMonitor plugin measures, which are returning the CPU usage of different processes:
Recently I had access to a system running Windows 11. I found that what the skin using the above measures is showing is extremely different from what I can see in Windows 's Task Manager. Some smaller differences were on Windows 10 as well (which I'm using currently), however on Windows 11 the differences seem to be much higher.
My question is if anyone knows a way on how the values reported by the skin can be done to match the values shown in the Task Manager. My question is related to both systems: Windows 10 and Windows 11.
Thanks in advance to anyone having a good idea (or even better, a solution).
This is known behavior. It actually changed in Win 11 22H2; it was OK in earlier versions of Windows 11. I've posted about this extensively:
In summary, the old CPU measure and the UsageMonitor with the CPU alias no longer work as they used to. You will need to change any of these measures as mentioned in my posts to use the utility-based counters instead of time-based counters.
The bad news is that -- so far -- there is no way I know of to fix the "top process" type measures because these are all based on CPU time, not CPU utility. As a result, the measures return data that is not the same as what you saw before.
SilverAzide wrote: ↑March 14th, 2023, 7:55 pm
This is known behavior. It actually changed in Win 11 22H2; it was OK in earlier versions of Windows 11. I've posted about this extensively:
I see. Good to know. Thank you both for the replies and for the links. Will have to study them a little bit closer.
SilverAzide wrote: ↑March 14th, 2023, 7:55 pm
In summary, the old CPU measure and the UsageMonitor with the CPU alias no longer work as they used to. You will need to change any of these measures as mentioned in my posts to use the utility-based counters instead of time-based counters.
The bad news is that -- so far -- there is no way I know of to fix the "top process" type measures because these are all based on CPU time, not CPU utility. As a result, the measures return data that is not the same as what you saw before.
Too bad! Damn MS...
SilverAzide wrote: ↑March 14th, 2023, 7:55 pm
Welcome to Windows 11!
I'm not yet on Win 11, just as said, had access recently to one. But for now, me personally will no be there too soon. However once will be needed to switch, I think...
I'm not yet on Win 11, just as said, had access recently to one. But for now, me personally will no be there too soon. However once will be needed to switch, I think...
No doubt the actual real need to change will likely be longer than the prospective release of Windows 12. --- we hope ---
Hey there - greetings from the wonderful, bug free, stable world of Windows ... 10!
As somebody who always waits around 4 years until switching to a MS product, I can safely say: "I told you so..."
That's what you get for wanting round corners and all kinds of fancy TPM.
Windows 7 will be like: wink, wink! Oh, the good ol' days...
