You want to capture user and kernel traces and merge them to form a combined trace. Which of the following Windows Performance Analysis tools should you use?
A)Trace Capture, Processing, and Command-Line Analysis
B)Performance Analyzer
C)On/Off Transition Trace Capture
D)Visual Trace Analysis

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The trace Capture, Processing, and Command-Line Analysis tool can be used to capture user and kernel traces and merge them to form a combined trace.
Key Takeaway: Trace Capture, Processing, and Command-Line Analysis, or the Xperf tool, enables events in the operating system by using groups and/or flags. These flags enable and disable events from providers in various parts of the operating system. You can then merge all traces into a single aggregate trace file that is commonly referred to as a merged trace file. When Xperf generates this file, it collects additional information from the operating system and adds it to the aggregate trace.

You Want to Capture User and Kernel Traces and Merge