[reply]    01/24/04 09:38 PM EST posted by JER email web

Never use the System.Diagnostics.PerformanceCounter class if you can avoid it. If you still want to use the framework, WMI provides the primary performance counters in either the Win32_PerfRawData or Win32_PerfFormattedData classes. Using WMI, you can get all processes running on one machine in a snapshot instead of remotely querying for each instance of the "Process" counter and querying each instance. DCOM sucks...

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