perfmon_enm produces weird stuff on localized XP

[dhs]

That's one example:

"\Processore(_Total#0)\% Tempo utente"

The "#0" part comes out of... ?

Another example:

"\Processore(1#0)\% Tempo utente"

This *could* be related to the PC being multicores, but the "old" perfom_enum handled the case with no problems.

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[CF Mark]

So they work or they dont work?

Run "perfmon" from the start menu, the names of the items you can add in that should be the same.

 

[dhs]

Nope, from perfmon, the names i can add are "normal"
(eg: without the "#0" or "#1" thighy).

 

[CF Mark]

Well thats odd.

Those counter names are supplied by Windows so theres really nothing i can do about it im affraid