WinSAT.exe Windows System Assessment Tool - ca67c - MUI - File Info. All about files.

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File name:	WinSAT.exe.mui
Size:	80896 byte
MD5:	b0faadfa0b55fb1c3936ec60be2ca67c
SHA1:	86de65949770a9b34a7c829041dc928d9184842b
SHA256:	116be24fc3f13957841184f4872de5067b81eafc36da9a9f9864e34fb6785fd5
Operating systems:	Windows 10
Extension:	MUI
In x64:	WinSAT.exe Windows System Assessment Tool (32-bit)

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0x1	Windows System Assessment Tool COMMAND LINE USAGE : WINSAT [switches]It's necessary to supply an assessment name. In contrast, switches are optional. Valid assessment names already seen in Vista include: formal\t\trun the full set of assessments dwm\t\tRun the Desktop Windows Manager assessment - Re-assess the systems graphics capabilities and restart the Desktop Window Manager. cpu\t\tRun the CPU assessment. mem\t\tRun the system memory assessment. d3d\t\tRun the d3d assessment (Note that the d3d assessment no longer runs the workload. For backward compatibility, pre-determined scores and metrics are reported.) disk\t\tRun the storage assessment media\t\tRun the media assessment \t\t\t mfmedia\t\tRun the Media Foundation based assessment\t features\tRun just the features assessment \t\t - Enumerates the system's features. - It's best used with the -xml switch to save the data. - The 'eef'switch can be used to enumerate extra features such as optical disks,\tmemory modules, and other items. PRE-POPULATION: The new command-line options for pre-populating WinSAT assessment results are : Winsat prepop [-datastore ] [ -graphics \| -cpu \| -mem \| -disk \| -dwm ]This generates WinSAT xml files whose filenames contain \"prepop\". For example : 0008-09-26 14.48.28.542 Cpu.Assessment (Prepop).WinSAT.xmlThe filename pattern is :\t %IdentifierDerivedFromDate% %Component%.Assessment(Prepop).WinSAT.xmlThe datastore directory option specifies an alternative target location for generated xml files. If no location is specified, everything is pre-populated to %WINDIR%\\performance\\winsat\\datastore. To generate a full set of result xml files, use \"winsat prepop\". It is also possible to pre-populate results for a subsystem, such as CPU, subject to the following dependencies: The CPU assessment has a secondary dependency on the Memory assessment The Memory assessment has a secondary dependency on the CPU assessment The Graphics assessment has a secondary dependency on both CPU and Memory assessments The DWM assessment can run standalone The Disk assessment can run standalone If the assessment for a secondary dependency is not present, WinSAT will run the secondary assessment along with the requested primary assessment. For example, \"winsat prepop -cpu\" will run both the CPU and the Memory test, if the xml file for the Memory test is not present.\tOTHER NEW Win7 ASSESSMENT OPTIONS : dwmformal\tRun Desktop Windows Manager assessment to generate the WinSAT Graphics score cpuformal\tRun CPU assessment to generate the WinSAT Processor score memformal\tRun Memory assessment to generate the WinSAT Memory (RAM) score graphicsformal\tRun Graphics assessment to generate the WinSAT Gaming Graphics score diskformal\tRun Disk assessment to generate the WinSAT Primary Hard Disk score All formal assessments will save the data (xml files) in %WINDIR%\\performance\\winsat\\datastore. If a system has been prepopulated (using files generated by the \"winsat prepop\" option), it is not necessary to run formal assessments.SUB-ASSESSMENTS:While investigating results, it may be convenient to look at individual assessments. Options for running Gaming Graphics sub-assessments include: Winsat graphicsformal3d Winsat graphicsformalmedia DX9 Variations: Winsat d3d -dx9 winsat d3d -batch winsat d3d -alpha winsat d3d -tex winsat d3d -alu DWM/DX10 variations: Winsat d3d -dx10 winsat d3d -dx10 -alpha winsat d3d -dx10 -tex winsat d3d -dx10 -alu winsat d3d -dx10 -batch winsat d3d -dx10 -geomf4 winsat d3d -dx10 -geomf27 winsat d3d -dx10 -geomv8 winsat d3d -dx10 -gemov32 winsat d3d -dx10 -cbufferOPTIONS FOR FORMAL ASSESSMENTS FOR SUBSEQUENT RUNS ON THE SAME MACHINE:The default behavior for \"WinSAT formal\" when a complete set of winsat formal files is present and a second \"winsat formal\" run is requested is to 1) Run incrementally if component change implies that an assessment needs to be re-run, e.g. if a video card were updated 2) If no component updates were detected, re-run all assessments. The restart option enables behavior other than the default. The syntax is : \t Winsat formal -restart [clean\|never] Winsat formal -restart\t \tReruns all assessments. Winsat formal -restart never \tAttempts to run incrementally. Winsat formal -restart clean \tReruns all assessments and provides the same functionality as \"forgethistory\". Winsat forgethistory\t\tChoosing to forgethistory will rate a machine as if for the first time.OTHER COMMAND LINE OPTIONS : -v\t\t\tEnables verbose output -xml\t\t\tSaves the XML output to 'filename' -log \tGenerates a log file associated with the specified command, such as disk The -log switch can be used with any WinSAT command. viewlog -i \tDumps the results of a log file . viewevents \t\tUsed to view relevant winsat events in the event log. (This launches the event log) query \t\t\tCan be used to query the current datastore.	Windows System Assessment Tool COMMAND LINE USAGE : WINSAT [switches]It's necessary to supply an assessment name. In contrast, switches are optional. Valid assessment names already seen in Vista include: formal\t\trun the full set of assessments dwm\t\tRun the Desktop Windows Manager assessment - Re-assess the systems graphics capabilities and restart the Desktop Window Manager. cpu\t\tRun the CPU assessment. mem\t\tRun the system memory assessment. d3d\t\tRun the d3d assessment (Note that the d3d assessment no longer runs the workload. For backward compatibility, pre-determined scores and metrics are reported.) disk\t\tRun the storage assessment media\t\tRun the media assessment \t\t\t mfmedia\t\tRun the Media Foundation based assessment\t features\tRun just the features assessment \t\t - Enumerates the system's features. - It's best used with the -xml switch to save the data. - The 'eef'switch can be used to enumerate extra features such as optical disks,\tmemory modules, and other items. PRE-POPULATION: The new command-line options for pre-populating WinSAT assessment results are : Winsat prepop [-datastore ] [ -graphics \| -cpu \| -mem \| -disk \| -dwm ]This generates WinSAT xml files whose filenames contain \"prepop\". For example : 0008-09-26 14.48.28.542 Cpu.Assessment (Prepop).WinSAT.xmlThe filename pattern is :\t %IdentifierDerivedFromDate% %Component%.Assessment(Prepop).WinSAT.xmlThe datastore directory option specifies an alternative target location for generated xml files. If no location is specified, everything is pre-populated to %WINDIR%\\performance\\winsat\\datastore. To generate a full set of result xml files, use \"winsat prepop\". It is also possible to pre-populate results for a subsystem, such as CPU, subject to the following dependencies: The CPU assessment has a secondary dependency on the Memory assessment The Memory assessment has a secondary dependency on the CPU assessment The Graphics assessment has a secondary dependency on both CPU and Memory assessments The DWM assessment can run standalone The Disk assessment can run standalone If the assessment for a secondary dependency is not present, WinSAT will run the secondary assessment along with the requested primary assessment. For example, \"winsat prepop -cpu\" will run both the CPU and the Memory test, if the xml file for the Memory test is not present.\tOTHER NEW Win7 ASSESSMENT OPTIONS : dwmformal\tRun Desktop Windows Manager assessment to generate the WinSAT Graphics score cpuformal\tRun CPU assessment to generate the WinSAT Processor score memformal\tRun Memory assessment to generate the WinSAT Memory (RAM) score graphicsformal\tRun Graphics assessment to generate the WinSAT Gaming Graphics score diskformal\tRun Disk assessment to generate the WinSAT Primary Hard Disk score All formal assessments will save the data (xml files) in %WINDIR%\\performance\\winsat\\datastore. If a system has been prepopulated (using files generated by the \"winsat prepop\" option), it is not necessary to run formal assessments.SUB-ASSESSMENTS:While investigating results, it may be convenient to look at individual assessments. Options for running Gaming Graphics sub-assessments include: Winsat graphicsformal3d Winsat graphicsformalmedia DX9 Variations: Winsat d3d -dx9 winsat d3d -batch winsat d3d -alpha winsat d3d -tex winsat d3d -alu DWM/DX10 variations: Winsat d3d -dx10 winsat d3d -dx10 -alpha winsat d3d -dx10 -tex winsat d3d -dx10 -alu winsat d3d -dx10 -batch winsat d3d -dx10 -geomf4 winsat d3d -dx10 -geomf27 winsat d3d -dx10 -geomv8 winsat d3d -dx10 -gemov32 winsat d3d -dx10 -cbufferOPTIONS FOR FORMAL ASSESSMENTS FOR SUBSEQUENT RUNS ON THE SAME MACHINE:The default behavior for \"WinSAT formal\" when a complete set of winsat formal files is present and a second \"winsat formal\" run is requested is to 1) Run incrementally if component change implies that an assessment needs to be re-run, e.g. if a video card were updated 2) If no component updates were detected, re-run all assessments. The restart option enables behavior other than the default. The syntax is : \t Winsat formal -restart [clean\|never] Winsat formal -restart\t \tReruns all assessments. Winsat formal -restart never \tAttempts to run incrementally. Winsat formal -restart clean \tReruns all assessments and provides the same functionality as \"forgethistory\". Winsat forgethistory\t\tChoosing to forgethistory will rate a machine as if for the first time.OTHER COMMAND LINE OPTIONS : -v\t\t\tEnables verbose output -xml\t\t\tSaves the XML output to 'filename' -log \tGenerates a log file associated with the specified command, such as disk The -log switch can be used with any WinSAT command. viewlog -i \tDumps the results of a log file . viewevents \t\tUsed to view relevant winsat events in the event log. (This launches the event log) query \t\t\tCan be used to query the current datastore.
0x2	Assessment Completed.	Assessment Completed.
0x3	The assessments or other operations completed successfully.	The assessments or other operations completed successfully.
0x4	Cannot complete assessment.	Cannot complete assessment.
0x5	The assessment or other operation did not complete successfully. This isdue to an error being reported from the operating system, driver, or other component.	The assessment or other operation did not complete successfully. This isdue to an error being reported from the operating system, driver, or other component.
0x7	There is too much interference from other applications. Try closingall other applications and windows then re-running the assessment. Other activity such as file or music downloading can also cause too much interference.	There is too much interference from other applications. Try closingall other applications and windows then re-running the assessment. Other activity such as file or music downloading can also cause too much interference.
0x9	The assessment was canceled by the user.	The assessment was canceled by the user.
0xA	Cannot complete the requested assessment.	Cannot complete the requested assessment.
0xB	The command line given to WinSAT was invalid.	The command line given to WinSAT was invalid.
0xD	WinSAT was not run with administrator privileges.	WinSAT was not run with administrator privileges.

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File Name:	WinSAT.exe.mui
Directory:	%WINDIR%\WinSxS\amd64_microsoft-windows-w..smenttool.resources_31bf3856ad364e35_10.0.15063.0_en-us_a9c4cdcab37b3ba5\
File Size:	79 kB
File Permissions:	rw-rw-rw-
File Type:	Win32 DLL
File Type Extension:	dll
MIME Type:	application/octet-stream
Machine Type:	Intel 386 or later, and compatibles
Time Stamp:	0000:00:00 00:00:00
PE Type:	PE32
Linker Version:	14.10
Code Size:	0
Initialized Data Size:	80384
Uninitialized Data Size:	0
Entry Point:	0x0000
OS Version:	10.0
Image Version:	10.0
Subsystem Version:	6.0
Subsystem:	Windows GUI
File Version Number:	10.0.15063.0
Product Version Number:	10.0.15063.0
File Flags Mask:	0x003f
File Flags:	(none)
File OS:	Windows NT 32-bit
Object File Type:	Executable application
File Subtype:	0
Language Code:	English (U.S.)
Character Set:	Unicode
Company Name:	Microsoft Corporation
File Description:	Windows System Assessment Tool
File Version:	10.0.15063.0 (WinBuild.160101.0800)
Internal Name:	WinSAT
Legal Copyright:	© Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
Original File Name:	WinSAT.exe.mui
Product Name:	Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
Product Version:	10.0.15063.0

What is WinSAT.exe.mui?

WinSAT.exe.mui is Multilingual User Interface resource file that contain English (U.S.) language for file WinSAT.exe (Windows System Assessment Tool).

File version info

File Description:	Windows System Assessment Tool
File Version:	10.0.15063.0 (WinBuild.160101.0800)
Company Name:	Microsoft Corporation
Internal Name:	WinSAT
Legal Copyright:	© Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
Original Filename:	WinSAT.exe.mui
Product Name:	Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
Product Version:	10.0.15063.0
Translation:	0x409, 1200