| Event Id | 1018 |
| Source | Perflib |
| Description | When using the Performance Monitor tool (or System Monitor Microsoft Management Console [MMC] snap-in) a performance object may unexpectedly fail to appear in the Performance Object drop-down list box in the Add To Chart dialog box |
| Event Information | According to Microsoft: CAUSE: The problem may occur because the extensible performance DLL is marked as "disabled". RESOLUTION: The object may be reenabled by setting the "Disable Performance Counters" registry value in the Performance subkey of the supported service for the extension. This behavior is by design. MORE INFORMATION In versions of Windows NT prior to Windows 2000, one bad or defective performance DLL is able to render the performance monitoring features of the operating system inoperative. To maintain the integrity of the performance data and to improve reliability, the performance library of Windows 2000 disables any performance DLL that returns data in the incorrect format, causes an unhandled program fault, or takes too long to return the performance data (this is usually the cause of a library being disabled). |
| Reference Links | event id:1018 source:perflib |
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