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So as Phoenix pointed out I've posted a question with the answer already put up . So here's the birthday bonus HEHEHE

In the Windows 2000 Performance Console legend, Which of the following are displayed (Choose all that apply)?

A) Object

B) Counter

C) Instance

D) System

E) Processor

 

I too good to you lot.

Correct answer is: ABC

Explanation: According to the official MS 215 Training Kit:
The names and associated information for the counters you select are shown in the legend, the set of columns beneath the graph. The legend displays the following information:
Object An object is a logical collection of counters associated with a resource or service that can be monitored.
Counter A counter is a data item associated with an object. For each counter selected, System Monitor presents a value corresponding to a particular aspect of the performance defined for the object.
Instance An object instance is a term used to distinguish between multiple occurrences of the same counter on a computer. Note that by default counter instances are listed by name and numerical index. This index appears after the instance name, represented by a pound sign (#) and a number. This index makes it easier to monitor multiple instances, for example, when you are monitoring threads of a process. To turn off the index display, click the Properties button and clear the Allow Duplicate Counter Instances check box.