Event Viewer Error


  1. Zehua
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    Event Viewer Error


    Hi All,
    I updated Win8.1 to Win10, so Event Viewer will suddenly appear two windows every 10 minutes. Please see the attached figure. Would someone help me solve this problem? How can I block it? Thanks.
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  3. Caledon Ken
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    Hi Zehua. Welcome to the TenForums @Zehua

    Plenty of problems can be fixed with an in place repair / upgrade. I would backup my data files just in case.

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