Collect Memory Hard Faults with SCOM

Hi
Is it possible collect the Memory Hard Faults in SCOM. I cannot find any Counter in the PerfMon I can use. Eventually it's possible per a custom WMI Script.
Reason: Detect Performance bottlenecks on virtual infrastructure
Any Advice?

Memory\Page faults/sec - Total page fault rate, including hard and soft faults
Memory\Transition faults/sec - Soft fault rate. Subtract this from the above counter to get the hard fault rate.

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