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FabricObserver.Extensibility/Utilities/ProcessInfo/WindowsProcessInfoProvider.cs

@@ -386,8 +386,8 @@ private float GetProcessMemoryMbPerfCounter(string procName, int procId, Cancell
 
             // Handle the case where supplied process name exceeds the maximum length (64) supported by PerformanceCounter's InstanceName field (.NET Core).
             // This should be very rare given this is a Windows/.NET platform restriction and users should understand the limits of the platform they use. However,
-            // the documentation (and source code comments) are confusing: One (doc) says 128 chars is max value. The other (source code comment) says 127. In reality, 
-            // it is 64 for .NET Core, based on my tests..
+            // the documentation is confusing: One (doc) says 128 chars is the max value. The other (source code comment) says 127. In reality, 
+            // it is 64 for .NET Core, based on my tests.
             if (procName.Length >= MaxInstanceNameLengthTruncated)
             {
                 // Only log this once to limit disk IO noise and log file size.