[How-To] Windows Experience Index - Windows 8.1

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  1. xuleca

    xuleca MDL Novice

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    #1 xuleca, Nov 18, 2013
    In windows 8.1 Windows Experience Index disappear as GUI, but the tool is there.

    We can use Command Prompt and use the command winsat.

    So, WIN+R and type:

    cmd

    then type

    winsat formal

    wait a little bit and then go to folder

    C:\Windows\Performance\WinSAT\DataStore\

    Here we can find the files created by the command.

    If we open the formal.Assessment (Initial).WinSAT.xml we can see the score.

    w8_07.jpg

    If you want to restart just type

    Winsat formal -restart
     
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    To see the results:

    Code:
    wmic path Win32_WinSAT get CPUScore, MemoryScore, D3DScore, GraphicsScore, DiskScore, WinSPRLevel
     
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    colinzim MDL Senior Member

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    Would be nice to make a front end that isn't full of crapware
    and looks the same as the original !
     
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