Open task manager > click startup tab > post a share link of the whole box
List any of these installed or recently uninstalled non-Microsoft software:
a) antivirus
b) firewall
c) drive encryption
Run the V2 log collector > post a share link
BSOD - Posting Instructions
Regarding the WPA - if you can't get it from the Store and are confused about downloading it, please wait for @zinou to unconfuse you.
See also e.g.
Windows Performance Analyzer – How to Download/Install/Use It - MiniTool
and
How to work with Windows Performance Toolkit - YouTube
Thanks.
Last edited by dalchina; 23 Mar 2024 at 01:58.
@dalchina gave you the correct download link from the Tenforums page.I'm having a Win10 build 19045.3803 and I'm not sure I understand this correctly but for using the WPA there's no download match for 19045.3803 it seems (?)
If you are confused about the version, here is the direct download link for downloading the latest version:
https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2243390
here is a tutorial on how to install it a record a boot trace:
How To Use Windows Performance Recorder - ZineTek
Did a Windows Performance Toolkit recording w. these settings (picture below).
The result is three Trace Files of a whopping 5.1-5.3 GB size.
Now how to interpret is the next Q - your help is much appreciated, please :))
(Sorry for the OSD-watermark. Will try and remove it in BIOS at next boot)
It's not necessary to include all those profiles for a first analysis; this will generate a big trace file.
Do a record with only the "First level triage" profile enabled.
Compress the resulting trace file and share it so I can analyze it.
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