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I found only these counters: \APP_POOL_WAS()\Total Worker Processes Created \APP_POOL_WAS()\Time Since Last Worker Process Failure \APP_POOL_WAS()\Total Worker Process Ping Failures \APP_POOL_WAS()\Total Worker Process Shutdown Failures \APP_POOL_WAS()\Total Worker Process Startup Failures \APP_POOL_WAS()\Current Application Pool State \APP_POOL_WAS()\Total Worker Process Failures \APP_POOL_WAS()\Recent Worker Process Failures \APP_POOL_WAS()\Total Application Pool Uptime \APP_POOL_WAS()\Current Application Pool Uptime \APP_POOL_WAS()\Total Application Pool Recycles \APP_POOL_WAS()\Maximum Worker Processes \APP_POOL_WAS(*)\Current Worker Processes

No once CPU Usage

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You can try to use the performance monitor and PAL tools. With the PAL tool, you can export the performance counter template. The performance monitor is a built-in tool of Microsoft. Use the perfmon command to open the performance monitor.

Here is the reference: How to Set up the PAL Tool for Windows Performance Monitoring

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