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PLEASE NOTE! Editing the INI files are for Advanced TES users. The Memory, CPU, Disk I/O, and Threads values are retrieved from the Windows Performance Counters, and are not always a perfect match for what is displayed in Task Manager. If you encounter any problems though, please let me know by posting the issue in the SPM Nexus Site Comments section, and I'll get it fixed asap. While I've thoroughly tested this and use it myself, it may contain bugs. This is very useful for running comparisons when changing INI settings, or trying out new mods.

Optionally, use "History" to save your current performance data for replaying later.

Begin tweaking your INI settings in either Skyrim.ini or SkyrimPrefs.ini, OR add your new mod, and then run the Performance Monitor again to notice any changes.

Exit Skyrim and notice the resource usage.

#Process monitor v3.2 find crash mod

Please note, if you're using a mod utility to launch the game, you may need to have the performance monitor start the alternate launcher first, and then start Skyrim from that particular launcher.

Click the "Launch Skyrim" button and enjoy the game for a period of time.

:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\skyrim\\ModOrganiser.exe Mod Organizer (Important! If you use the Mod Organizer, you must load this)

:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\skyrim\skse_loader.exe Skyrim Script Extender (Important! If you use SKSE, you must load this) :\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\skyrim\SkyrimLauncher.exe :\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\skyrim\TESV.exe :\Users\\Documents\My Games\Skyrim\SkyrimPrefs.ini These are typically found somewhere like here: If SPM cannot detect these automatically, then you will need to enter them manually. From there, and in most cases, simply click the "Default" button to have SPM attempt to automatically fill in all of your game file paths: the current INI for your game, the TESV executable, and the primary launcher. Once on the Setup Window, select the "File Paths" tab. On the Tools menu, select "Setup Options.".Use the Windows Control Panel option "Uninstall a Program", then select "Skyrim Performance Monitor" from the list. NET Framework v4.5 (Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8)

#Process monitor v3.2 find crash install

You may also need to install the latest Microsoft. IMPORTANT NOTE! Please remember to completely uninstall any previous versions first. To install, simply run the two installer programs: NET Framework v4.5 (Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10)

#Process monitor v3.2 find crash code

The key monitor process is inspired by Ciantic’s code example at: The color selector feature is inspired by Seethapathi Purru's Color Picker ComoBox example at: The ATI Memory Load is from greywaters excellent source code example, which includes portions of code from: NVIDIA VRAM is from the Open Hardware Monitor Project: Inspiration from Najam ul Hassan's chart example: However, this was heavily inspired by the Microsoft Dynamic Data Display Samples library: This is solely my own creation, and initially was built for my own use.