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Using Win XP SP3 with v15.13, the performance graph history for individual processes only starts updating once you open the respective properties window.
Once you've done that, the performance graph history works fine (except for the Idle Process Wink) but only for that particular process.

Another thing, I don't know whether it's an actual PE bug, or something wrong with my system, but occasionally, PE instead of launching just fails silently. If I then try again, it usually works, but my columns look just like that.
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Windows 8 CP 64-bit build 8250
nVidia ForceWare 296.17

a) open "Properties..." of a running process
b) switch to "GPU Graph" -> crash

reproducible = always

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Pfad der fehlerhaften Anwendung:    D:\Downloads\Tools\SysinternalsSuite\procexp64.exe

Problemsignatur
Problemereignisame:    BEX64
Anwendungsname:    procexp64.exe
Anwendungsversion:    15.13.0.0
Anwendungszeitstempel:    4f39b794
Fehlermodulname:    procexp64.exe
Fehlermodulversion:    15.13.0.0
Fehlermodulzeitstempel:    4f39b794
Ausnahmeoffset:    000000000009614c
Ausnahmecode:    c0000417
Ausnahmedaten:    0000000000000000
Betriebsystemversion:    6.2.8250.2.0.0.256.74
Gebietsschema-ID:    1031
Zusatzinformation 1:    4aab
Zusatzinformation 2:    4aab917c653f4364e66d1573d4a3c41f
Zusatzinformation 3:    1b49
Zusatzinformation 4:    1b49f59ac5a751cd109cfde37ae94dc4

Weitere Informationen über das Problem
Bucket-ID:    fe63b43545b696183f472c4afd7a425b (-1514643793)


MainPC:
ASUS M4N82 Deluxe; AMD Phenom 1090T BE; 4x 1GB Aeneon DDR2-800-CL5; Gainward GT240 Golden Sample; Samsung HD103SJ,  SyncMaster 204BM and 225BW
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Originally posted by poutnik poutnik wrote:

Only that in ZIP above, but I am afraid it is not real crash dump,
rather XML based list of systinternal utilities and versions.

But I am not good in debugging, if PE create it somewhere else
as these 2 files in TEMP directory.....


The problem with my PE crashed when elevated
seems not occuring anymore,
since I have deleted PE folder in both registry HKCUs.
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On Windows 7, 64 bit version, the DEP status is always show as "DEP" even when DEP is disabled for that process.

N.B. Taskmgr shows it "Disabled".

http://uploadpic.org/storage/2011/AZ37rcdNbihl5oKsGDoympX27.jpg
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Originally posted by poutnik poutnik wrote:

Originally posted by poutnik poutnik wrote:

Only that in ZIP above, but I am afraid it is not real crash dump,
rather XML based list of systinternal utilities and versions.

But I am not good in debugging, if PE create it somewhere else
as these 2 files in TEMP directory.....


The problem with my PE crashed when elevated
seems not occuring anymore,
since I have deleted PE folder in both registry HKCUs.

Hm, not really, just working well only for some time.
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Originally posted by MrX1980 MrX1980 wrote:

Windows 8 CP 64-bit build 8250
nVidia ForceWare 296.17

a) open "Properties..." of a running process
b) switch to "GPU Graph" -> crash


Just to help out, this is not the case on Win7x64 with Asus P8Z68-V LE,  GPU graph on individual processes works fine.
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Windows 7 64-bit SP1
Aero and Transparency theme ON
Asus P8Z68-V LE
Procexpx64.exe v15.13

1) Add Network history to tray icons.
2) Mouse over Network history while there is known network traffic.

Reproducible = always

Result: Popup shows the most active process, but no I/O speed -- just blank. Network history mouse-over in Process Explorer window show speeds appropriately. It looks like this:

Network

Firefox.exe




Edited by gggirlgeek - 27 April 2012 at 2:56am
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I've found another similar to the above.

Windows 7 64-bit SP1
Aero and Transparency theme ON
Asus P8Z68-V LE
Procexpx64.exe v15.13

1) Add GPU History to tray icons.
2) Mouse over GPU History while there is known network traffic.

Reproducible = always

Result: Popup shows the Gpu % used but not the process with the highest usage like v15.0 did. GPU history in Process Explorer's Window works normally.  It looks like this:

GPU Usage: 1%
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Seems Process Explorer can NOT handle overly long string of the digital signature. :(
Crashes every time:

Problem signature:
  Problem Event Name:	BEX64
  Application Name:	procexp64.exe
  Application Version:	15.13.0.0
  Application Timestamp:	4f39b794
  Fault Module Name:	procexp64.exe
  Fault Module Version:	15.13.0.0
  Fault Module Timestamp:	4f39b794
  Exception Offset:	000000000009614c
  Exception Code:	c0000417
  Exception Data:	0000000000000000
  OS Version:	6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.1
  Locale ID:	1033
  Additional Information 1:	4100
  Additional Information 2:	4100b28946cbbb935950196b26948dd2
  Additional Information 3:	c393
  Additional Information 4:	c3931f60294a6a451de061196127b878
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http://code.google.com/p/grepwin/issues/detail?id=273
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On Windows Server 2003 x64 I run procexp.exe, but when I look into process properties procexp crushes. Here is 3 dumps:  https://www.dropbox.com/s/29o74wpq90sa5ch/mdmps.7z , https://www.dropbox.com/s/rmk8whlhgvusp8e/hdmps.7z
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