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Can I use ETW (event tracking for windows) to collect memory statistics?

Is it possible to use ETW to get memory statistics for all processes and the system? With memory, I mean: for example. Specified bytes, private bytes, paged pool, working set, ...

I cannot find anything about using xperf to get memory statistics statistics. It is always about CPU, disk, network.

It would be possible to use performance counters to obtain such information, but how can statistics be superimposed graphically on one diagram (how to correlate / synchronize timestamps)?

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