How is the Win10 system checked? Windows10 comes with physical examination index function usage

        Many people using win10 computers will use third-party tools such as 360 security guards physical examination system, in fact, we can use windows10 to bring the physical examination index function, Win10 system how to check? Take a look.

How is the Win10 system checked? Windows10 comes with a physical examination index function usage

The Windows Experience Index function first appeared in Vista, scoring Windows systems, from 1.0 to 7.9, measuring processor, memory (RAM), graphics, game graphics and main hard drive The scores of the five sub-projects, the final score is determined by the lowest sub-score.
In Win8.1, the Windows Experience Index can't be found in the control panel, but the Windows system evaluation technology is provided. When it comes to Win10, although the function can still be activated in the system, the result cannot be displayed.

Windows Experience Index
Fortunately, these results are saved to a local file, an official report will be saved to the \\ Windows \\ Performance \\ WinSAT \\ DataStore folder to XML file format, but generally easier The method is to confirm by accessing \\Windows\\Performance\\WinSAT\\winsat.log.
The user chooses to look up from the bottom up and then finds a line like "<;…. > Wrote CRS score to the registry 59”". The final base scores for WEI, memory, processor, graphics, game graphics, and primary storage grade parameters are included in these lines.

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If you can not find out the computer test results, then you need to re-measure, the user simply start menu Directly enter “winsat formal” specified, select the command line mode to run and then jump out of the command line mode. Another way is to run the free software ExperienceIndexOK, which is only 48K in size and can display the current device base score after the decompression and running.