The filename pattern is : %IdentifierDerivedFromDate% %Component%.Assessment(Prepop).WinSAT.xml.

For example : 14.48.28.542 Cpu.Assessment (Prepop).WinSAT.xml

This generates WinSAT xml files whose filenames contain “prepop”.

The new command-line options for pre-populating WinSAT assessment results are : – The ‘eef’switch can be used to enumerate extra features such as optical disks, memory modules, and other items.– It’s best used with the -xml switch to save the data.mfmedia Run the Media Foundation based assessment features Run just the features assessment.For backward compatibility, pre-determined scores and metrics are reported.).d3d Run the d3d assessment (Note that the d3d assessment no longer runs the workload.dwm Run the Desktop Windows Manager assessment – Re-assess the systems graphics capabilities and restart the Desktop Window Manager.Valid assessment names already seen in Vista include: It’s necessary to supply an assessment name. Some of you may remember the Windows Vista and Windows 7 Windows Experience Index, this is the tool (or a version of it). Winsat is Windows System Assessment tool, and it is used to benchmark various components. Open Windows Powershell (or command prompt).Well, it turns out that the fix was an easy one a simple command in powershell (or command prompt). This, unfortunately, would result in the destruction of TONS of work and effort. It had become so frustrating that I had even considered wiping the system and starting fresh. However, for those that dig a little deeper, Windows will try to use the standard “Optimize” for the drive on a regular basis, something you should not do to an SSD.Īfter trying all the standard remedies, drivers, reboots, updates, etc, the problem simply would not correct itself. For some, this may not be an issue as the read/write performance is still there. Recently, a Windows Server build was recognizing my SSD drive as a standard hard disk drive. It seems that the weird and strange issues always find their way into my system builds.

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