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Yabin
  •  Yabin
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2022-04-21T18:19:42Z
We would like to create a task to list all the Windows processes that have run for more than 10 minutes. To clarify, the process is not necessarily started by VisualCron. I understand we can create a simple powershell script to achieve that. Just want to see if there is any built-in VisualCron tasks that can achieve this without implementing scripts.
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Joey S
2022-04-27T18:20:48Z
You can set a Performance Counter Trigger

I have an example below that we use for disk space
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You can select a lot of things from the left hand column like process/elapsed time

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Once you have a trigger, you can use the trigger result information to script something that is a readable output, like a powershell script and an email perhaps

This is a bit of a rabbit hole so good luck
Yabin
  •  Yabin
  • Paid support Topic Starter
2022-04-27T18:27:38Z
That is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks Joey!

Originally Posted by: Joey S 

You can set a Performance Counter Trigger

I have an example below that we use for disk space
image.png
image.png

You can select a lot of things from the left hand column like process/elapsed time

image.png

Once you have a trigger, you can use the trigger result information to script something that is a readable output, like a powershell script and an email perhaps

This is a bit of a rabbit hole so good luck



Michael Fjellström
2022-04-29T15:14:50Z
Great advice, thanks Joey.
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