1. When you click Run to start the job instance, the Monitor job instances window appears. You can also click the Monitor job instance link on the Configure job page.
   
   
2. In the Monitor job instances window, select one or more jobs that have a status of Complete.
   
   
3. Click View Results.
   
   By default, these results appear in the detailed results view. For more information about this view of results, see Details View
   
   

If the results that you want to open aren't in the results share, you can browse to the location and open them in Windows ASC.

To find results that aren't in the results share

You can find the full path of the results file when you're reviewing the results in details view.

To find the full path

1. In the Windows ASC, click File, and then click Compare results.
   
   
2. In the Select Results window, type a keyword in the search box.
   
   

1. In the Windows ASC, click File, and then click Compare results.
   
   
2. In the Select Results window, click the green plus sign (+) next to the search box.
   
   
3. In the drop-down list, select the metadata that you want to filter on. You can filter results based on the following metadata.
   
   

   Run information	Description
   Architecture	The architecture of the computer that the job ran on.
   Available memory (MB)	The available memory on the computer that the job ran on.
   Build number	The build number for the Windows operating system that's installed on the computer that the job ran on.
   CPU description	A description of the CPU in the computer.
   File path	The full path of the job results.
   Graphics chipset	The vendor's description of the graphics chipset.
   Graphics vendor	The vendor of the primary graphics card.
   ID	A GUID that identifies the result file.
   Job name	The name of the job.
   Job start time	The date and time that the job started running.
   Machine class	The type of the computer, like laptop or desktop.
   Machine ID	The name of the computer.
   Run notes	Notes that were added before the job ran.
   System disk model	The model of the hard drive that the operating system is running from.
   System disk size	The size of the computer's hard drive.
   System disk vendor	The name of the vendor, if it's available.
   Template settings	An indication of whether template settings or custom settings were used.
   Total memory (MB)	The amount of total RAM that's available on the computer.
   Windows version	The full build number for the Windows operating system that's installed on the computer.
   WinEI CPU score	A Windows Experience Index score for the performance of the processor. The score uses a scale of 1.0 to 9.9. For more information, see Winsat.
   WinEI D3D score	A Windows Experience Index score for the ability to run Direct 3D applications. The score uses a scale of 1.0 to 9.9. For more information, see Winsat.
   WinEI disk score	A Windows Experience Index score for the performance of disk drives. The score uses a scale of 1.0 to 9.9. For more information, see Winsat.
   WinEI graphic score	A Windows Experience Index score for desktop performance. The score uses a scale of 1.0 to 9.9. For more information, see Winsat.
   WinEI memory score	A Windows Experience Index score for the memory bandwidth. The score uses a scale of 1.0 to 9.9. For more information, see Winsat.

4. Click the relational expression and choose one that you want to use.
   
   Depending on the metadata filters that you use, the following relational expressions are available:
   
   
   • equals
     
     
   • not equals
     
     
   • less than
     
     
   • greater than
     
     
   • less than or equal
     
     
   • greater than or equal
     
     
   • starts with
     
     
   • ends with
     
     
   • contains
     
     
   • not contains
     
     
   • between
     
     
   • regex
     
     

     Note
     The regex expression refers to regular expressions. For more information, see .NET Framework Regular Expressions.

5. In the text box, enter the metadata value that you want to filter on.
   
   
6. To add filter criteria, repeat the previous steps.
   
   
7. To remove filter criteria, click the X next to the filter criteria.
   
   

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