Vaules from Windows Physical Disk I/O Sensor seems off

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Hi PRTG Support,

I have a user whose PC appears to have performance issues, so I add it to PRTG to watch mem, cpu and disk. Had to use wmi for disk. The values don't make sense to me, for example disk time goes up to 10,000 %. Any ideas to get true or correct values?

Thanks,

Ken

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Hello,

Thank you for the KB-Post. Can you share some screenshots of the values on which exact sensors do not seem to be correct?

Thank you!

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