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Event Tracing for Windows (ETW) is a core Windows mechanism for capturing detailed performance and diagnostic data, often stored in .etl trace files. On WindowsForum.com, discussions center on using tools like Windows Performance Analyzer (WPA) to analyze ETW logs for issues such as slow boots, CPU spikes, storage delays, and driver overhead. Recent coverage highlights Microsoft's integration of GitHub Copilot into WPA via an Early Preview, allowing AI-assisted analysis of ETW data. This tag is relevant for IT professionals and developers seeking to diagnose system performance problems, understand trace data, and leverage new AI capabilities in Windows performance tooling.
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    Windows Performance Analyzer Adds GitHub Copilot Preview

    Microsoft’s new Windows Performance Analyzer MCP preview gives GitHub Copilot CLI a direct route into the dense Event Tracing for Windows data that engineers use to diagnose slow boots, CPU spikes, storage stalls, scheduling delays, driver overhead, and input latency. For IT pros and developers...
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