Systats network config
Wednesday, May 16, 2007 by balsagoth77 | Discussion: Docks
Hi everyone,
Suddenly my systats network docklet for Objectdock stopped working.
(I am talking about the docklet wih the two arrows showing bandwidth)
I loaded it again and trying to configure the net in and out meters but i can't find the network interface(in instances) there that i can select my network card.
Can anyone pls help me?
Thank you
Suddenly my systats network docklet for Objectdock stopped working.
(I am talking about the docklet wih the two arrows showing bandwidth)
I loaded it again and trying to configure the net in and out meters but i can't find the network interface(in instances) there that i can select my network card.
Can anyone pls help me?
Thank you
Chris TH
Reply #2 Friday, May 18, 2007 12:48 AM
Reply #2 Friday, May 18, 2007 12:48 AM
I'm quoting Judge (SysStats author) who wrote the text below in the Aquasoft SysStats forums... maybe it's related to your problem?
To quote from a Samurize forum:
When a perfmon (aka PDH meter) crashes or doesn't report data for a while Windows disables it and leaves it disabled. You will probably find relevant events in your event log. Perfmons might also become disabled for other less obvious reasons eg. installing a service pack or a .NET Runb distribution.
There must be a DWORD value in your registry with a "1" instead of a "0" disabling the perform monitor. Search your registry for "Disable Performance Counters" and change any of them that are set to 1 to 0 instead.
Run regedit. Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Servic es then click edit, then find. Paste this into the search box: Disable Performance Counters and click Find and then Find Next. Change any that show a "1" to "0" and that should do it!
HTH
To quote from a Samurize forum:
When a perfmon (aka PDH meter) crashes or doesn't report data for a while Windows disables it and leaves it disabled. You will probably find relevant events in your event log. Perfmons might also become disabled for other less obvious reasons eg. installing a service pack or a .NET Runb distribution.
There must be a DWORD value in your registry with a "1" instead of a "0" disabling the perform monitor. Search your registry for "Disable Performance Counters" and change any of them that are set to 1 to 0 instead.
Run regedit. Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Servic es then click edit, then find. Paste this into the search box: Disable Performance Counters and click Find and then Find Next. Change any that show a "1" to "0" and that should do it!
HTH
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Reply #1 Wednesday, May 16, 2007 7:30 AM