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Where can I get a list of event log id's?
Right now, looking for 107. But could use a full list if there is one.
tcebob
Where can I get a list of event log id's?
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The best answer to a similar question on social.technet.microsoft.com looks like this (Windows EventID list of meannings
Here's the depicted link, so you don't have to copy/type it out:
HTH,
--Ed--Last edited by EdTittel; 24 Jan 2017 at 10:23. Reason: Add live link
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Thanks for the help. The TechNet reference was huge but not helpful in this case. Oh, well.
tcebob
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Like the man said: you have to check TechNet on an ID by ID basis. I've often wished for the galactic encylopedia of event IDs myself, and for registry keys, too, while we're wishing for the impossible. One step at a time, man, one step at a time...
Best wishes,
--Ed--Last edited by EdTittel; 24 Jan 2017 at 15:59. Reason: fix typo
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You can do that here, where you can search by Event ID...
Windows IT professional support - forums, assistance, help (Windows 10)Search the Microsoft Knowledge BaseEnter your error code or search term to find Knowledge Base articles related to the Windows client operating system.
Search all sources:
Look up KB article:
Search Events & Errors:
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Maybe I'm having a dumb day but I can't find how to Search the Microsoft Knowledge Base. Neither Google nor Bing nor Wickipedia shed light. Did you intend to insert a link?
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I did insert a link - this one: Windows IT professional support - forums, assistance, help (Windows 10)
Did you not see it at the bottom of the post?
Scroll down to the section...
Search the Microsoft Knowledge BaseEnter your error code or search term to find Knowledge Base articles related to the Windows client operating system.
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Thanks for the link. Just for grins I checked Event ID 10016 and boy does our local wisdom on fixing DCOM registrations eclipse theirs!
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Bree, forgive my inattention. I was focusing on the dark name in the image and overlooked the url. My problem was that the computer was waking a few seconds after being put to sleep (a much-discussed topic) and I had followed all suggestions with no luck. Desperate, I moved the mouse dongle from a hub to a machine usb port and since then the thing sleeps like a baby!
I should add that there seems to be a difference between sleep when activated by a shortcut and when activated automatically by Power Options. When Power Options puts it to sleep it stays there, even with the dongle.
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