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i got a pc that is slow, the cpu is often at 100%.Normally i would check taskmanager to see what is goning on, but is it possible to see somehow, without calling the client, which process is using the cpu 100%?

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Hello @andref,

You may use the procedure “Get Running Processes” or “Get 5 top CPU Processes” on the device that often at 100% CPU usage. Please refer to the link below on how you may run the procedure via ITSM.

https://help.comodo.com/topic-399-1-786-10971-Applying-Procedures-to-Windows-Devices.html

For viewing the procedure result please refer to the link below.

https://help.comodo.com/topic-399-1-786-10996-View-Procedure-Results.html

Please let us know if the information above worked for you. Thank you

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I applied it to the machine and it failed . Am getting a
Procedure process exited unexpectedly Will it run automatically or can i restart the script?

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Hi @andref ,

After you import the procedure to ITSM, please try to click ‘Ready for Review’ and ‘Approve’ to be able to run it.

Please see also this link for a quick start guide: https://help.comodo.com/topic-399-1-786-10978-Review---Approve---Decline-New-Procedures.html

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Many thanks for your reply. The tutoroal isnt that clear for me, i cant find the system software inventory. I can find the procedures but the one i linked cannot be found

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Hi @andref
Are you perhaps referring to this Software Inventory?

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Hallo Rick,

its about the Get 5 Top CPU Consuming Processes.procedure. I am trying to find out how to restart this procedures if it fails(or why it fails) .

I followed these 2 tutorials:

https://help.comodo.com/topic-399-1-…s-Devices.html

https://help.comodo.com/topic-399-1-…e-Results.html

regards,

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Hi @andref
This just might do the trick!

Feel free to peruse the available scripts in the Comodo Scripts Repository. Or if you need something very specific (esp. with a specific non-Windows software), do drop a request in the Automation Scripts sub-forum.

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I set mine up to run that that script as an auto remediation if my resource monitor is tripped, if the CPU or RAM gets above a certain threshold, “BAM” runs the procedure automatically. Then I get the info from the time in question. Works really good.