Windows - How can you assess the performance of your machine
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How do you assess the performance of your Windows machine? Windows incorporates a tool called winsat. The tool evaluates hardware characteristics (memory, processor, hard disk…) via tests and generates performance scores out of 10 for each element.
Commands used in the video
# Run a full analysiswinsat formal
# Display performance scores (in PowerShell) and performance index (WinSPRLevel).Get-CimInstance -Class Win32_WinSAT | Select-Object *score,Winsp*
# Display the results of the analysiswinsat queryVideo : Windows - How can you assess the performance of your machine
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