The tools described in Table 8.5 are installed when you install Windows NT Workstation or Windows NT Server.
Table 8.5 Windows NT Troubleshooting Tools
Tool | Purpose | For more information | |
Event Viewer | Displays the system, security, and application logs. | Chapter 37, "Monitoring Events," in the Windows NT Workstation Resource Guide | |
Performance Monitor | Measures your computer's efficiency, identifies and troubleshoots possible problems, and plans for additional hardware needs. | Part III, "Optimizing Windows NT Workstation," in the Windows NT Workstation Resource Guide, and Chapter 8, "Monitoring Performance," in Windows NT Server Concepts and Planning | |
Task Manager | Monitors active applications and processes on your computer, and starts and stops them. | Chapter 11, "Performance Monitoring Tools," in the Windows NT Workstation Resource Guide | |
Windows NT Diagnostics | Enables you to view hardware information in the Registry, such as currently loaded device driver and IRQ values. | Chapter 36, "General Troubleshooting," in the Windows NT Workstation Resource Guide | |
Network Monitor | Determines problems during session initialization and problems related to broadcast storms, and troubleshoots packets for transmission problems between computers. | Chapter 10, "Monitoring Your Network," in Windows NT Server Concepts and Planning | |
TCP/IP Utilities | Verifies and debugs TCP/IP networking problems. | Appendix A, "TCP/IP Utilities," in the Windows NT Server Networking Guide |