Harness Chaos's Windows command probes enable real-time system health monitoring during chaos experiments, allowing users to test and validate the resilience of their Windows systems against unexpected failures. The process begins with setting up a Windows chaos infrastructure, followed by creating command probes that execute specific commands or PowerShell scripts to monitor critical system behaviors. These probes provide continuous validation during stress tests, such as CPU load experiments, to ensure the system remains responsive. By integrating these probes into chaos experiments, users can gain immediate feedback on how their infrastructure withstands stress and failure scenarios, enhancing confidence in system resilience. The setup involves a detailed installation process, configuration of probe properties, and attachment to chaos experiments to monitor system behavior, ultimately enabling users to build more robust Windows systems capable of handling unexpected challenges.