Performance and Diagnostics

Authoring custom profiles – Part 1

Sowoon PyoNovember 10, 2020Nov 10, 202011/10/20

This is the first post in a multi-part series about authoring custom profiles for Windows Performance Recorder (WPR.) In a previous post, we have looked at how to start a trace with built-in profiles. The built-in profiles offer wide variety of preset profiles that we can use for different scenarios. There are built-in profiles for CPU ...

WPR Start and Stop Commands

Sowoon PyoOctober 6, 2020Oct 6, 202010/6/20

In this post, we show how to start and stop the trace using WPR. The first step is doing 'wpr -help start'. The command parameters seems to be cryptic. We explain those parameters in detail with examples.

Windows Performance Analyzer “WPA” Intro

Tristan GibeauSeptember 29, 2020Sep 29, 202009/29/20

If you do a search online for WPA, you might find information for protecting your Wi-Fi, but that is a different type of WPA. In the performance & diagnostics space WPA stands for Windows Performance Analyzer, a friendly but intricate UI that allows for developers and analyst to deep dive into performance traces captured on Windows (and...

WPR Intro

Sowoon PyoSeptember 16, 2020Sep 16, 202009/16/20

This is the first blog post about WPR. WPR is an acronym for Windows Performance Recorder. This post introduces list of acronyms that are used commonly performance tools, installation steps, the difference between WPR and WPRUI, and finally about the instance name and the error.

Authoring custom profiles – Part 1

WPR Start and Stop Commands

Windows Performance Analyzer “WPA” Intro

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