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the powershell can monitor the cpu? - 6/8/2007 10:16:53 PM   
  sensen9966

 

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Status: offline 		i have a requirement about the following things.

sometimes i process a simulation using some software in a computer, so i waited until he finished by doing some other things in another computer.

so i want a notification after the simulation is finished.  maybe a sound alter or send a email, these two computers in the Local Area Network, so i want just do something from one computer to the other.

How to decide when the simulation is done?   when the simulation is on, the cpu usage is more than 80%. But when it finished the simulation, the cpu usage is less than 10%. so i think we can use 30% cpu usage as the condition to judge.

so the powershell have the power in this case? 

i have try to find some simple software to do this work, but i coundn't find. so i think maybe the powershell script or other script can do. thanks for all.
 
 
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RE: the powershell can monitor the cpu? - 6/10/2007 11:49:58 PM   
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Status: offline 		You can "write" a beep with a line like this:

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You case use Get-WMIObject to get the CPU load percentage. This is technically the average load over the last minute but it might be sufficient for your purposes:

$cpu=(gwmi win32_processor).loadpercentage

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