While investigating user complaints about slow performance, you want to confirm whether bottlenecks are CPU, memory, disk, or network on Windows 11 Enterprise multi-session hosts. Which four Windows performance counters provide the most direct indicators for each of these areas? (Choose four.)

To diagnose performance bottlenecks, you need counters that directly reflect resource utilization. "Processor(Total)\% Processor Time" accurately shows overall CPU usage. "Memory\% Committed Bytes In Use" indicates how much memory is actively being consumed, including the page file. "LogicalDisk(Total)\Avg. Disk sec/Transfer" measures the average time it takes for disk I/O operations, which is a direct indicator of disk latency. "Network Adapter()\Bytes Total/sec" shows the total network throughput, identifying network saturation. "PhysicalDisk(Total)\Current Disk Queue Length" is less direct than latency for general troubleshooting, as a high queue length doesn't always mean a bottleneck if the disk can handle it quickly. "Process(wfica32)\% Processor Time" is specific to a single process (Citrix ICA client) and wouldn't give an overall CPU bottleneck picture for the host.