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How to Easily Monitor System Performance with the new DiskLED 1.1 Published by Helge Klein on 11/19/2009 \| 2 Comments \| 3,709 Views DiskLED is a small tool that displays performance counter data using an animated system tray icon. The new version 1.1 comes with a graphical configuration dialog that lets you choose from all performance counters available on the local system - you can monitor network throughput just as easily as hard disk activity or memory usage. In this article I am going to show you how to do that.
DiskLED - A Flexible Hard Disk and General System Activity Indicator System Tray Applet Published by Helge Klein on 10/19/2009 \| 16 Comments \| 9,359 Views What do you do when your computer reacts sluggishly to even the simplest commands? You probably look at its hard disk LED to determine if the disk is busy, because if it is, the only thing that really helps is waiting (apart from buying a faster disk or SSD). Problem solved - if you are sitting right next to the machine. But what if you are using a protocol like RDP or ICA to connect to a remote computer or VM? No HDD LED, no quick and simple way to check for hard drive activity. This has been bugging me enough to write a software replacement: DiskLED.

How to Easily Monitor System Performance with the new DiskLED 1.1

Published by Helge Klein on 11/19/2009 | 2 Comments | 3,709 Views

DiskLED is a small tool that displays performance counter data using an animated system tray icon. The new version 1.1 comes with a graphical configuration dialog that lets you choose from all performance counters available on the local system - you can monitor network throughput just as easily as hard disk activity or memory usage. In this article I am going to show you how to do that.

DiskLED - A Flexible Hard Disk and General System Activity Indicator System Tray Applet

Published by Helge Klein on 10/19/2009 | 16 Comments | 9,359 Views

What do you do when your computer reacts sluggishly to even the simplest commands? You probably look at its hard disk LED to determine if the disk is busy, because if it is, the only thing that really helps is waiting (apart from buying a faster disk or SSD). Problem solved - if you are sitting right next to the machine. But what if you are using a protocol like RDP or ICA to connect to a remote computer or VM? No HDD LED, no quick and simple way to check for hard drive activity. This has been bugging me enough to write a software replacement: DiskLED.


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