Tool like PathPing that can pinpoint packet loss and can be configured to run for 24 hours

Does anybody know if there is a simple tool like PathPing that can pinpoint packet loss and can be configured to run for eg. 24 hours. I need it for windows XP preferable a cmd line tool like PathPing. Thanks Simon.

Thanks for your answer. I already downloaded winmtr.
Regards
Simon
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