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Troubleshooting Hardware, Driver, and Disk Issues : How to Use Built-In Diagnostics (part 2) - How to Use Data Collector Sets

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4. How to Use Data Collector Sets

The Windows Vista Reliability And Performance snap-in includes data collector sets and corresponding reports that perform detailed analysis of different aspects of a computer’s configuration and performance.

To use data collector sets and reports, follow these steps:

1.
Click Start, right-click Computer, and then click Manage.

2.
Expand Reliability And Performance, expand Data Collector Sets, and then click System.

3.
In the middle pane, right-click the data collector set you want to analyze, and then click Start. For example, to analyze the computers, hardware, right-click System Diagnostics and then click Start.

Windows Vista will begin collecting data.

4.
Right-click the data collector set, and then click Latest Report.

Windows Vista shows the report status while data is being collected (this might take several minutes). Once enough data has been collected, it displays the report. Figure 2 shows a System Diagnostics report.

Figure 2. The System Diagnostics report includes detailed information about the computer, including possible sources of hardware problems.

Examine the report to determine if any of the causes might be related to the problem you are troubleshooting.

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