A system administrator is troubleshooting a Windows 11 Pro workstation where a background service periodically stops responding. Standard Task Manager metrics do not provide the detailed file handle paths or thread wait chain information required to isolate the application freeze. Additionally, the administrator needs to record disk queue length and memory metrics continuously over a 24-hour period to establish a performance baseline. Which TWO Windows administrative tools should the administrator use to accomplish these tasks?
- Resource Monitor (resmon.exe) to inspect real-time file handles, active disk activities, and thread wait chains for the unresponsive processCevap
- Performance Monitor (perfmon.msc) to configure a Data Collector Set for logging system performance counters continuously over extended time periodsCevap
- CEvent Viewer (eventvwr.msc) to monitor real-time process thread wait chains and file handle paths
- DServices console (services.msc) to record long-term disk queue length performance counter logs
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The administrator should use Resource Monitor (resmon.exe) to analyze real-time process thread wait chains and file handles, and Performance Monitor (perfmon.msc) to configure Data Collector Sets for long-term performance counter logging.
Resource Monitor (resmon.exe) allows administrators to examine real-time process threads, file handle locks, and Analyze Wait Chain details to troubleshoot unresponsive programs. Performance Monitor (perfmon.msc) enables the creation of Data Collector Sets that log performance counters into log files across extended intervals (e.g., 24 hours) for trending and baseline measurement.
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Selecting Windows Administrative Tools (Resource Monitor vs. Performance Monitor)