Download ET Benchmark

Make sure you're always running the latest version of the ETBenchmark.exe. You can download the application HERE.

• This application requires the Microsoft.Net Framework 4.7.2. See Microsoft .NET Framework.

Execu/Tech Systems is not responsible for your network and computer hardware. If you're experiencing network or computer hardware related problems, we provide this benchmark tool for your network technician, but we can't fix these problems for you. 

This is an unsupported FREE utility. Our technicians can't help you with it and the only information available for this utility is on this page.

• Using Windows File Explorer, browse to the shared folder on the server where the Execu/Suite software is installed and double click ETBenchmark.exe.
  
  
• Click Test Now to begin the test.
  
  
  
  
• While the rest is running, the file containing the rest records will grow. Because of this, it is normal for the benchmark score to lower slowly throughout the test. 
  
  
  
  After this first test completes you can "Perform Internet Bandwidth Speed Test" This will test your internet connection.
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• After the benchmark application has completed the test, results will be displayed, and an estimate of your expected performance will be displayed in the Test Results box. 
  
   

Understanding your score

The score represents the number if times per second that the client computer is able to open a file on the server, read it, write a single line, then save the file on the server. 

Low scores can be a symptom of a problem that has the potential to corrupt your data and lead to critical and unrecoverable data loss.

Score Range

Delays In the middle of the benchmark application, the Delays box shows you how many times it took longer than 1/10th of a second to open, read, write and save the file. Delays are normal but the more you have, the more problems you will have. A Max Duration of longer than a second or two might be an indication of deficient or failing hardware (network, hard drive, etc.).

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A low score can be caused by many things. Based on our experience and feedback from our customers over more than 25 years, these are the most common causes.

Low scores can be a symptom of a problem that has the potential to corrupt your data and lead to critical and unrecoverable data loss.

It's your on site network professional's responsibility to determine the actual cause of the problem and to find a solution. 

• Aitivirus improperly configured. System Requirements
• Server hardware doesn't meet our minimum requirements, found here System Requirements.
• Server hardware is failing.
• Client hardware doesn't meet our minimum requirements, found here System Requirements.
• Client hardware is failing.
• Network hardware doesn't meet our minimum requirements, found here System Requirements
• Network hardware is failing.
• Incompatible network hardware. (Just because two brands claim the same compatibility it doesn't mean they will communicate effectively.)
• Mix of SMB protocols.
• Bad or old drivers.

If you're not willing to invest the time and expense into properly maintaining your network infrastructure, you might want to consider Microsoft's Remote Desktop Services. As long as your server is capable, this can alleviate issues caused by poor client computer and network performance by eliminating data handling at the client and performing nearly all application functions at the server. This also opens up the possibility of remotely accessing the Execu/Tech applications remotely using a secure web portal.