In perfmon there is a 'Response Time (ms)' column on disk tab.
It shows response time by process.
How can I get this value in powershell?
I didn't find any solution in the internet.
WMI serves just basic stats, no response/latency time.
Thanks.
Windows – Access ‘Response Time (ms)’ windows disk counter from powershell
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From man Set-PSDebug
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which version of windows / windows server are you referring?
In general you can use the typeperf.exe util to query performance counters.
Executing
typeperf.exe -qwill list all loaded counters.If you insist on using powershell, you should use Get-WmiObject to get the data from the correct performance class. if your'e not sure what is the class, running
Get-CimClass *perf*will list all available classes.the classes are divided to two main types: formatted and raw (formatted are the ones that show you the data as seen in perfmon).