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Does the Windows tool `perfmon.exe` work? It accesses the same performance counters.

Yeah, something is wrong with the Performance Counters (Leistungsindikatoren) on your system. I can only point to batch file and the links in the readme.txt, as without working Performance Counters...

@iDarkEmpire I guess you'll have to try to manually restore the performance counters. Some possibly helpful links are provided in the readme.txt. Also, sometimes the batch file cannot stop/restart all...

The Performance Counters, PowerShell and indeed Windows itself is a bit weird, because it does localize a couple of things that IMO really shouldn't be localized internally, like the names...

So it should find ``` 230 Процесс ``` which represents ``` 230 Process ``` But apparently it doesn't? I suspect it didn't suddenly start working when you switched back to...

It works for me, in fact I did the y-Cruncher testing for the new log feature with `19-ZN2 ~ Kagari`. Do you have the log and config file for me?

You should be able to exit the script any way you want. I did add a CTRL+C command, but that's just a convenience, because it then also tries to automatically...

No idea what's going on here. 😵 You could try to start the script-corecycler.ps1 file from a PowerShell command line terminal instead of executing the .bat file. Shift+Rightclick on an...

This very much looks like issue #15 The Windows Terminal window has a "feature" where all execution will stop once you select anything within it, a simple click will be...

At least it has all the indications of it. No log output or activity for CoreCycler whatsoever and then after being re-enabled it parses all the things that have happened...