Thread: Dependability Monitor Wont Display chart

I m having a actually bad to TS trouble with the dependability monitor. , it no longer displays any data and the chart dosent render.

So Im planning that somebody can think of something I am neglecting here. funnily it used to work for some time and i ran it all day. Then all of a fast one day it just blocked.

In case of a some changes for this you may need to analyze a help for windows7's resource observe

while first starting it up or getting it so soon running click on the Monitoring Tools operation Monitor icon to bring up the chart. You may want make a shortcut and pin it to the task bar or in a newly toolbar for prepare access.

When I try to accomplish RACAgent from the command prompt it assures me its an unacknowledged command. I see in my system 32 folder that I don't have an RACAgent.exe

In the 64bit windows7 while just typing that file name in it comes up with no details match your search You may have that misspelled or you may want to pin a shortcut to the task bar for the item in the Start-Control Panel-Performance Information and Tools

it just stopped updating and just shows a blank chart. I've tried all the TS I can think of but to no avail. all seems to be in order Performance monitor and everything else works fine, but for some reason reliability data just isn't being updated on the Review your computer's dependability and problem history page. i.e dependability monitor.

I delivered after no solutions worked so I restored a drive image and all is good. Best guess I have is that CCleaner removed a log file. as then I have stoped clearing IIS Log files in CCleaner and all is good.

I would stop using CCleaner totally I ran that on both windows XP and after Vista until finally flooring it totally. Even the IE history is checked off by default as well as the registry cleaner part is a joke and I keep hearing about people running into problems with application .

If I recall right, earlier I reinstalled I also had IIS log files checked out on CCleaaner. You might have found the answer. Thanks for getting back with that.

considering CCleaner, I have also been using it for years, first with windows XP, then Vista and now on windows 7. forever liked it, and never had any problems, till now, possibly. I've gotten kind of bound to it, but might, like eyeCpc proposes stop using it.