SysResources Manager
1. How to set Administrative Rights to SysResources Manager.
2. Error Message "CPU usage query failed!".
Set administrative privileges to SysResources on Windows Vista
1. Right Click to SysResManager.exe file on Program Folder and click Properties.
2. Click on Tab "Compatibility" and press "Show settings for all users" button.
3. Check "Run this program as an administrator" and click "Apply" button.
If the “Run this program as an administrator” check box is disabled or grayed out, then UAC is disabled.
Re-enabling UAC corrects this.
When SysResources Manager starts I receive the following message, "CPU usage query failed!"
CAUSE
This message appears when specific counter objects have been
disabled within Windows. These changes may be the result of
manually editing the registry or third party software
applications, which mislead users into believing that disabling
certain counter objects will improve system performance.
Enabling or disabling counter objects is not a function of
SysResources Manager.
RESOLUTION
A free tool for turning these counters back on is available from
Microsoft.
Download the Extensible
Counter utility
by clicking here.
1. Download
and install the tool.
2. Browse
to the C:\Program
Files\Resource Kit
folder.
3. Double-click
on the exctrlst.exe file.
4. Select
the Counter
ID option in the Sort
Order section.
5. On
the list of Extensible Performance Counters, highlight each of
the following counters individually and make sure the
Performance Counters Enabled check box is selected for each of
them:
PerfOS
6. Close the utility and restart your computer
AllMedia Grabber
Set administrative privileges to AllMedia Grabber on Windows Vista
1. Right Click to AllGrab.exe file on Program Folder and click Properties.
2. Click on Tab "Compatibility" and press "Show settings for all users" button.
3. Check "Run this program as an administrator" and click "Apply" button.
If the “Run this program as an administrator” check box is disabled or grayed out, then UAC is disabled.
Re-enabling UAC corrects this.
AllMySongs Database
Set administrative privileges to AllMySongs Database Windows Vista
1. Right Click to AllMySongsDatabase.exe file on Program Folder and click Properties.
2. Click on Tab "Compatibility" and press "Show settings for all users" button.
3. Check "Run this program as an administrator" and click "Apply" button.
If the “Run this program as an administrator” check box is disabled or grayed out, then UAC is disabled.
Re-enabling UAC corrects this.
