Could someone just confirm that this is how to find the Reliability Monitor tool?

Question

I encountered the Reliability Monitor tool for the first time today. It seems there are a number of different ways to access Reliability Monitor, and I just want to make sure of that.

Here is a list of options I found to access Reliability Monitor:

Option 1. Go to "Control Panel > Security and Maintenance > Maintenance > 'View reliability history' ".

Option 2. Type "perfmon /rel" into Command Prompt.

Option 3. Open the Performance Monitor tool and highlight the "Monitoring Tools" tab in the left-side panel and then choose "Reliability Monitor..." from the "Action" menu-tab.

Option 4. Again, open the Performance Monitor tool but this time right-click the "Monitoring Tools" tab in the left-side panel and then choose "View system reliability..." from the context-menu that appears

Please see the first attached picture to further illustrate options 3 and 4.

The second attached picture shows what I think to be the Reliability Monitor.

So, am I correct to think that those four options above all lead to Reliability Monitor?

Answer 1

Hi galen_burnett_7,

Thank you for posting in the Q&A forum.

Yes all these four methods can open Reliability Monitor so it's OK for you to use any of them.

Best Regards,

Ian Xue

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