The problem with this is that the process that was a minute ago named Dllhost#2 is now showing up as Dllhost#1 and Dllhost#2 has disappeared. You now have Perfmon showing processes named Dllhost and Dllhost#1. You have 3 Dllhost.exe processes running, which show up in Perfmon as Dllhost, Dllhost#1 and Dllhost#2.ģ. There are a few reasons why this might be less than optimal, but the primary problem is that the instance name changes if a process exits or restarts. This is especially noticeable in the case of Svchost.exe, which may easily have 15 or more instances on newer operating systems. When you use Perfmon to monitor multiple instances of the same process, you have probably noticed that it differentiates the process by giving them an arbitrary numbered name, such as Dllhost, Dllhost#1 and Dllhost#2. Hello all, Ashish here with a brief discussion about an issue you may have seen when using Perfmon to monitor system performance. First published on TECHNET on Mar 29, 2010
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