Thursday, July 5, 2018
Asus K555L Drivers Download
Asus K555L Drivers Download
Such an easy on job on Linux, turned out not so on Windows XP Pro and all I wanted to do is to export a processs info to a file every 5 minutes.
The Task Scheduler of Windows doesnt show you the option to run a periodical task per minutes.
After a quick search, I found out that it can be done in the command line interface (CLI).
C:PsTools>schtasks /Create /SC MINUTE /MO 5 /TN javawatch /TR C:PsTools atch.bat
The task will be created under current logged-on user name ("ADRENALINAdministr
ator").
Please enter the run as password for ADRENALINAdministrator: ******
SUCCESS: The scheduled task "javawatch" has successfully been created.
After this, the task will show in your graphical task scheduler program:
You can see that the 5-minute interval is hard-coded into it!
As you can see in the CLI code, Im pointing the task at a batch file. Contents of "batch.bat":
time /t >> java_watch.log
C:PsToolspslist.exe -m -e java >> java_watch.log
pslist is not a standard Windows tool but can be obtained for free here. It comes along with many other useful tools so make sure you check them out.
Anyway, I used pslist to extract memory info from a process called "java" -- you could omit the -e flag and just provide the process ID (PID).
