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Unfortunately there has been no response to my query on those forums.
Any other ideas?

I seem to have been unclear. Perfmon actually opens with Processor Time selected as the default "example" the problem comes in when following the specific instructions in the link provided. One of the examples was this: cd c:\Windows\Inf\usbhub lodctr .409\usbperf.ini This would work on an...

Hmmm... it is clear enough once you know what counter you are looking for, which would be the problem, what service am I looking for? There are a lot when it comes to CPU, somewhere north of 40...

There are errors but none that seem to be related to events surrounding the CPU or error reporting, WMI or NSClient

Unfortunately all those commands completed successfully but there is no change in the CPU Usage counter.
Even after submitting several forced immediate checks

I am not sure I understand where I plug in the counter or what name I use. In the NagiosXI GUI it shows as CPU Usage, in the command that is sent by Nagios check_xi_service_nsclient!PASSWORD!CPULOAD!-l 5,80,90 I assume that it is CPULOAD If I do just a get-counter with no arguments I get this Timest...

OK removed old client after saving my nsc.ini (program folder rather than "Windows") installed new version (0.4.3) from here http://www.nsclient.org/download/.
Copied my nsc.ini back to the install location and restarted the service. No change

Rebooted system, still the same...

as long as I don't have to upgrade Nagios or make any major changes otherwise that should not be a problem.
Can I just install over top of what is already there or is there a different recommended procedure?

neither restarting the service nor the VM has any effect on the error message

Added nsc.ini file as requested, thx!