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Tool Description Visual Studio Performance Analysis Use to analyze the CPU usage of your .NET Framework apps that will be deployed to computers that are running the Windows operating system. This tool is available from the  Debug  menu in Visual Studio after you open a project. For more information, see  Analyzing Application Performance by Using Profiling Tools .   Note Use Windows Phone Application Analysis (see next row) when targeting Windows Phone. Windows Phone Application Analysis Use to analyze the CPU and memory, network data transfer rate, app responsiveness, and battery consumption in your Windows Phone apps. This tool is available from the  Debug  menu for a Windows Phone project in Visual Studio after you install the  Windows Phone SDK . For more information, see  App profiling for Windows Phone . PerfView Use to identify CPU and memory-related performance issues. This tool uses event tracing for Windo...

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