Hello,
I'm trying to build a powershell script that returns all the process
the are currently taking up more then 1% of CPU use. I got the script
running, the everytime I execute it, it always returns the same
process with the same percentual value for each. What am I doing
wrong? Here's the script

$procs_total = gwmi -Class Win32_PerfRawData_PerfProc_Process -Filter
'name="_total"';
$procs = gwmi -Class Win32_PerfRawData_PerfProc_Process -Filter
'name<>"_total"';

[int64]$totalpercentuser = 0;
foreach ($proc in $procs_total)
{$totalpercentuser = $totalpercentuser + $proc.PercentUserTime};



[decimal] $perc = [System.Convert]::ToDecimal($totalpercentuser);

foreach ($proc in $procs)
{$proc_perct = (($proc.PercentUserTime / $perc) * 100);
if ($proc_perct -gt 1){
$proc_perct.ToString() + ' - Name: ' + $proc.Name;};
} ;

Thanks

Wouldn't it just be simplier to use:

get-process | where {$_.cpu -gt 1}

?

not simpler, because it not return CPU load in %

"Ian_1" <fakeaddy@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1FC65071-552F-46C3-8161-335A2AA2A537@xxxxxx

> Wouldn't it just be simplier to use:
>
> get-process | where {$_.cpu -gt 1}
>
> ?

On Nov 5, 8:24*pm, "Vadims Podans" <vpodans> wrote:

> not simpler, because it not return CPU load in %
>
> "Ian_1" <fakea...@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>
> news:1FC65071-552F-46C3-8161-335A2AA2A537@xxxxxx
>

> > Wouldn't it just be simplier to use:

>

> > get-process | where {$_.cpu -gt 1}

>

> > ?

Exactly... I've made some progress... If I manage to make it work,
I'll post the script...
If anyone's done it, help will certainly be appreciated...
Tks