Why is there no windows focus section in etl log

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2022-10-25T13:03:12.957+00:00

first, I used the “”.\wpr.exe -exportprofile GPU+CPU+GeneralProfile 'D:\profiles\CpuGpuGeneralProfileM.wprp'”command to get the wprp custom file,and modified the parameter to use the percentage of memory to capture logs
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Start the log grab, construct a 3s application freeze, and finally stop the log grab. I found that the etl log had either no windows focus section or Uidelay section, or neither.

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In the end, my goal is to crawl etl logs at a fixed size in the background and then stop crawling when a related problem occurs. So I don't have to worry about what to do to make it happen again, I get an etl log of how the problem happened.I don't know why this happened. I'm sure Uidelay happened in the past. I think the etl log may be missing some information. But so far it looks like I'm having trouble limiting the size with the wprp profile

Windows Performance Toolkit
Windows Performance Toolkit
A collection of Microsoft performance monitoring tools that produce in-depth performance profiles of Windows operating systems and applications.
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  1. Konstantin Chernyi 161 Reputation points
    2022-10-26T08:56:45.953+00:00

    Hi,

    How much RAM do you have on your box where you test this?
    I tried on my 16Gb machine and looks like many event get overwritten at save in WPR_initiated_WprApp_WPR Event Collector session, that's why some event in Microsoft-Windows-Win32k provider are missed even they were captured:
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    Definition is correct:
    xperf -loggers "WPR_initiated_WprApp_WPR Event Collector"
    Logger Name : WPR_initiated_WprApp_WPR Event Collector
    Logger Id : 2a
    Logger Thread Id : 0000000000000000
    Buffer Size : 1024
    Maximum Buffers : 322
    Minimum Buffers : 322
    Number of Buffers : 322
    Free Buffers : 306
    Buffers Written : 0
    Events Lost : 0
    Log Buffers Lost : 0
    Real Time Buffers Lost: 0
    Flush Timer : 0
    Age Limit : 0
    Log File Mode : Buffered PersistOnHybridShutdown IndependentSession
    Maximum File Size : 0
    Log Filename :
    Trace Flags : "Microsoft-Windows-WLAN-AutoConfig":0x200:0xff+"Microsoft-Antimalware-Engine":0xffffffffffffffff:0x5+"Microsoft-Windows-RPCSS":0xffffffffffffffff:0x4+"Microsoft-Windows-COMRuntime":0x3:0xff+"Microsoft-Windows-Search-Core":0xffffffffffffffff:0xff+e7ef96be-969f-414f-97d7-3ddb7b558ccc:0x2000:0xff+"Microsoft-Windows-D3D10Level9":0x1:0xff+"Microsoft-Windows-Immersive-Shell":0x100000:0x4+"Microsoft-WindowsPhone-CoreUIComponents":0x2000000:0xff+"Microsoft-Windows-Direct3D11":0xf:0x6+"Microsoft-Windows-DxgKrnl":0x277:0x5+"Microsoft-Windows-PDC":0x1000000000000:0x4+36b6f488-aad7-48c2-afe3-d4ec2c8b46fa:0x10000:0xff+"Microsoft-Windows-ProcessStateManager":0xffffffffffffffff:0xff+"Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Power":0x1000000000004:0xff+"Microsoft-JScript":0x1:0xff+".NET Common Language Runtime":0x20098:0x5+"Microsoft-Antimalware-Service":0xffffffffffffffff:0xff+"DX":0x2f:0xff+"Microsoft-Antimalware-AMFilter":0xffffffffffffffff:0xff+"Microsoft-Windows-DXGI":0xf:0x6+"Microsoft-Windows-NCSI":0xffffffffffffffff:0xff+"Microsoft-Antimalware-RTP":0xffffffffffffffff:0xff+"Microsoft-Antimalware-Protection":0xffffffffffffffff:0xff+"Microsoft-Windows-Networking-Correlation":0xffffffffffffffff:0xff+b7a19fcd-15ba-41ba-a3d7-dc352d5f79ba:0xffffffffffffffff:0xff+"Microsoft-Windows-BootUX":0x1000000000000:0x4+"Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-EventTracing":0x40:0xf+"Microsoft-Windows-RPC":0xffffffffffffffff:0x4+a688ee40-d8d9-4736-b6f9-6b74935ba3b1:0xffff:0x5+"Microsoft-Windows-Win32k":0x402000:0xff+"Microsoft-Windows-Shell-Core":0x1000000000000:0x4+"Microsoft-Windows-BrokerInfrastructure":0x1:0xff

    as you can see one of the top provider which consume most of the storage - a669021c-c450-4609-a035-5af59af4df18 : Microsoft-Windows-DotNETRuntimeRundown
    So I removed it from the profile and recollect data, now focus events are there and graph successfully built on top of them:
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