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My Office add-in needs to be able to read System.Diagnostics performance counters (CPU, memory, etc) and I can't assume that the user is a member of the administrators group or Performance Monitor Users group. I noticed that there is a PerformanceCounterPermission object. Does anyone have an example of how I can use this to allow regular users to read the performance counters?

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You don't need administrator permissions to read or set the value on a performance monitor, only create them in the first place.

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