Ensure Task Manager is closed.
Launch the Command Prompt using the “Run as Administrator” option.
Enter the following at the Command Prompt:
diskperf -Y
Hit Enter.
Close the Command Prompt.
Re-open the Task Manager.
After running the diskperf command, the ability to view Disk performance statistics on the performance tab should now be visible.
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