Final answer:
The command perfmon by itself does not create a System Health Report; however, when used with the /report parameter as perfmon /report, it generates a comprehensive report on PC health by collecting data for 60 seconds.The correct option is A.
Step-by-step explanation:
The command perfmon, also known as Performance Monitor, is a system monitoring program included with Microsoft Windows systems. While perfmon can be used to monitor the performance of a system, it does not prepare a System Health Report directly. To generate a System Health Report, one must use the perfmon /report command, which will collect data for 60 seconds and then generate a report detailing the status of local hardware resources, system response times, and processes on the computer. Thus, the statement that the perfmon command prepares a System Health Report is partly true, assuming the correct usage of the command, including the /report parameter.