April 2008 - Posts

• Symptoms: Lack of Free System Page Table Entries (PTEs) and Error Message: ERROR_NO_SYSTEM_RESOURCES (1450)

  Introduction The purpose of this article is to provide prescriptive guidance on how to troubleshoot free system page table entries (PTEs) in regards to Windows performance analysis. Start with the following performance counters to analyze free system Read More... Posted Monday, April 07, 2008 3:16 PM by clinth@microsoft.com | 1 Comments

• Symptoms: Lack of Free System Page Table Entries (PTEs) and no system-wide delays

  Introduction The purpose of this article is to provide prescriptive guidance on how to troubleshoot free system page table entries (PTEs) in regards to Windows performance analysis. Start with the following performance counters to analyze free system Read More... Posted Monday, April 07, 2008 3:10 PM by clinth@microsoft.com | 0 Comments

• Symptoms: Lack of Free System Page Table Entries (PTEs), system-wide delays (I/O request failures), and low on Paged Pool Memory and/or Non-paged Pool Memory on 32-bit Windows

  Introduction The purpose of this article is to provide prescriptive guidance on how to troubleshoot free system page table entries (PTEs) in regards to Windows performance analysis. Start with the following performance counters to analyze free system Read More... Posted Monday, April 07, 2008 3:03 PM by clinth@microsoft.com | 1 Comments Filed under: Windows performance analysisl

• Symptoms: Lack of Free System Page Table Entries (PTEs) and system-wide delays (I/O request failures)

  Introduction The purpose of this article is to provide prescriptive guidance on how to troubleshoot free system page table entries (PTEs) in regards to Windows performance analysis. Start with the following performance counters to analyze free system Read More... Posted Monday, April 07, 2008 2:27 PM by clinth@microsoft.com | 4 Comments

• Welcome to the Counter of the Week blog

  This is an initiative to document common performance issues through Microsoft Windows performance counters. Think of this as the "troubleshooting" section in the back of the user manual. While the content in these documents are nothing new the format Read More... Posted Monday, April 07, 2008 2:01 PM by clinth@microsoft.com | 0 Comments Filed under: performance counter analysis