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Is there a way to automatically open up the Windows "Performance Options" dialog using the command line or a system call?
The long way to get there is to go to Start, right-click on "Computer", choose "Properties", then select "Advanced System Settings".
A slightly shorter way is to go to Start, type in "Adjust", then select the "Adjust the appearance and performance of Windows" option. I am hoping for a batch file I could run or a simple EXE I could create that would open this dialog up directly.
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The long way to get there is to go to Start, right-click on "Computer", choose "Properties", then select "Advanced System Settings". A slightly shorter way is to go to Start, type in "Adjust", then select the "Adjust the appearance and performance of Windows" option.
In the search box on the taskbar, type advanced system, and then select View advanced system settings, which has Control panel listed underneath it. In System Properties, select the Advanced tab, then select Settings in the Performance area.
Launch Run window by pressing Windows Key + R, type cmd and press ctrl + shift + enter. 2. In the Command Prompt window, type 'winsat prepop' and hit enter. The command prompt will now run various tests to check the performance of your GPU, CPU, disk, etc.
Open Command Prompt, type cleanmgr, and hit Enter. In the Drive Selection window, select the drive you want to clean up and click OK. Next, in the Disk Cleanup window, select all the files you want to delete and click OK. Finally, click on Delete Files to confirm the action.
According to this article you are looking for:
%windir%\system32\SystemPropertiesPerformance.exe
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