How to Fix microsoft.online.reporting.monitoringagent.startup High CPU

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Startup slowly crept back up the 75%-90% range. The actual process is Microsoft. If everything will work correctly on your system, use this method. HostMonitor will not use backup agent if any when specified agent is not connected; also HostMonitor will not wait for agent re-connection.

There are three monitors and three rules for 2003 and 2008 that use this new script. If this counter is consistently high when the Physical Disk counters are high, consider installing a faster or more efficient disk subsystem. A user reports in the thread to the above problem that he also had the problem on Windows Server 2012 R2, but was able to solve it by uninstalling the.

KB: The Microsoft Monitoring Agent Service freezes during the startup process

For multiprocessor systems, monitor a separate instance of this counter for each processor. This value represents the sum of processor time on a specific processor. To determine the average for all processors, use the System: %Total Processor Time counter instead. If this counter is consistently high when the Physical Disk counters are high, consider installing a faster or more efficient disk subsystem. Note Different disk controllers and drivers use different amounts of kernel processing time. Efficient controllers and drivers use less privileged time, leaving more processing time available for user applications, increasing overall throughput. A processor bottleneck develops when threads of a process require more processor cycles than are available. If more than a few processes attempt to utilize the processor's time, you might need to install a faster processor. Or, if you have a multiprocessor system, you could add a processor. If this causes the performance of other applications to suffer, try changing the workload. Usage rates around 100 percent, where many client requests are being processed, may indicate that processes are queuing up, waiting for processor time, and causing a bottleneck. Resolve the problem by adding faster processors.

Donations from Plus members keep this site going. How does Microsoft not able to fix their own servers? I've tried to kill the process, reboot the clients, modify the client settings with excluding Hardware inventory and software inventory. Services are slow to start and login can take an hour. Well, it kind of sounds like we finally have an explanation for the so-called network monitoring services. I hope this help you.