I have used it for Remote Desktop hosts to see where the processing is getting tied up.
Just need to download the right version from
When you are installing make sure you select the "Windows Performance Toolkit"
when its finished opened cmd as Administrator and type the following
xperf -on PROC_THREAD+LOADER+INTERRUPT+DPC+PROFILE+DISK_IO+HARD_FAULTS+DRIVERS+NETWORKTRACE+ALL_FAULTS -stackwalk profile -SetProfInt 1221
Then get the user to log in or log off depending on what your monitoring and once its finished switch back to the user that ran the above command and type
xperf -d <filename>.etl
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