Engel - A question

[Guest]

Within the last month or so "Siljaline" posted a link to download a small
program that would allow users direct access to their event logs from their
desk top. Any ideas where this download is. Thanks

dxernnj

 

[Guest]

I don't remember any post from Randy, but check this post:

Subject: Lack of buttons
7/10/2006 12:19 PM PST
By: Tom Solar
In: microsoft.private.security.spyware.general

look for a dialog between Bill and me.

Good luck

 

[Tom Emmelot]

Hi,

It was MhzJunkie!
http://www.angelfire.com/super/mhzjunkie/Defender/
But the program is not there anymore, if you like i can mail it to you!

Regards >*< TOM >*<


dxer schreef:

 

[Guest]

Hi Tom,

You are right, Mhzjunkie is the one.

I don't have any problem with the link you provide. See here:

Mhzjunkie's Blog
Wednesday, 26 April 2006
How to create a customized view of Event Viewer to show only Windows
Defender event's.
1) Click Start, Run and type in "MMC" (Without the quotes).

2) You should now have the "Console1" window open. At the top of the
"Console1" window click on "File" then "Add/Remove Snap-in".

3) With the "Add/Remove Snap-in" window open, Click the "Add" button. The
next window you'll see is the "Add Standalone Snap-in" window. Within that
window highlight "Event Viewer" and click the "Add" button, then the "Finish"
button and finally the "Close" button. You now will be back to the
"Add/Remove Snap-in" window, click the "Ok" button at this point.

4) Expand the "+" sign beside "Event Viewer (Local)". Right click on
"System" and choose "Rename". Rename it to "Windows Defender". Right click
the "Windows Defender" that you just renamed and go to "View" then "Filter".
Within the window that's now open under "Event Source" click the drop-down
menu and scroll down to find and highlight "WinDefend". Then at the bottom of
that window, click "Ok".

5) Now you should be back to "Console1" the same place in step (4) where you
renamed the system entry to "Windows Defender". Now, right click on "Windows
Defender" and choose "New Window from Here". Now you should be looking at a
"Windows Defender" window. In the upper right hand corner of this window "the
windows defender window" click the maximize button. The square box in between
the " - and X ".

6) You should now be looking at the "Console1 - [Windows Defender]" window.
At the top of the "Console1 - [Windows Defender]" window click on "File" then
"Save As". Save your file to where it's best for you. I saved mine to the
Desktop.

You can now click on the file that you just saved and open the event viewer
to show only Windows Defender event's. This doesn't affect the event viewer
that's under My Computer > Manage in no way what so ever. You can rename the
file that you saved to your desktop, or where ever you saved it, to what ever
you want, just keep the file extension ".MSC". I renamed mine "Defender.msc"

Thanks again Tom, I hope <dxernnj> can use it.

Take care.
--

 

[Tom Emmelot]

Hi Engel,

I know but i got the installer that he made in the first place!
Just one click and make it work for you, just for the lazy wons, like me!

See you !


Engel schreef:

Hi Tom,

You are right, Mhzjunkie is the one.

I don't have any problem with the link you provide. See here:

Mhzjunkie's Blog
Wednesday, 26 April 2006
How to create a customized view of Event Viewer to show only Windows
Defender event's.
1) Click Start, Run and type in "MMC" (Without the quotes).

2) You should now have the "Console1" window open. At the top of the
"Console1" window click on "File" then "Add/Remove Snap-in".

3) With the "Add/Remove Snap-in" window open, Click the "Add" button. The
next window you'll see is the "Add Standalone Snap-in" window. Within that
window highlight "Event Viewer" and click the "Add" button, then the "Finish"
button and finally the "Close" button. You now will be back to the
"Add/Remove Snap-in" window, click the "Ok" button at this point.

4) Expand the "+" sign beside "Event Viewer (Local)". Right click on
"System" and choose "Rename". Rename it to "Windows Defender". Right click
the "Windows Defender" that you just renamed and go to "View" then "Filter".
Within the window that's now open under "Event Source" click the drop-down
menu and scroll down to find and highlight "WinDefend". Then at the bottom of
that window, click "Ok".

5) Now you should be back to "Console1" the same place in step (4) where you
renamed the system entry to "Windows Defender". Now, right click on "Windows
Defender" and choose "New Window from Here". Now you should be looking at a
"Windows Defender" window. In the upper right hand corner of this window "the
windows defender window" click the maximize button. The square box in between
the " - and X ".

6) You should now be looking at the "Console1 - [Windows Defender]" window.
At the top of the "Console1 - [Windows Defender]" window click on "File" then
"Save As". Save your file to where it's best for you. I saved mine to the
Desktop.

You can now click on the file that you just saved and open the event viewer
to show only Windows Defender event's. This doesn't affect the event viewer
that's under My Computer > Manage in no way what so ever. You can rename the
file that you saved to your desktop, or where ever you saved it, to what ever
you want, just keep the file extension ".MSC". I renamed mine "Defender.msc"

Thanks again Tom, I hope <dxernnj> can use it.

Take care.
--

Hi,

It was MhzJunkie!
http://www.angelfire.com/super/mhzjunkie/Defender/
But the program is not there anymore, if you like i can mail it to you!

Regards >*< TOM >*<


dxer schreef:

 

[JRosenfeld]

Hi Engel,

I know but i got the installer that he made in the first place!
Just one click and make it work for you, just for the lazy wons, like
me!

See you !


Engel schreef:

Hi Tom,

You are right, Mhzjunkie is the one.

I don't have any problem with the link you provide. See here:

Mhzjunkie's Blog
Wednesday, 26 April 2006
How to create a customized view of Event Viewer to show only Windows
Defender event's.
1) Click Start, Run and type in "MMC" (Without the quotes).

2) You should now have the "Console1" window open. At the top of the
"Console1" window click on "File" then "Add/Remove Snap-in".

3) With the "Add/Remove Snap-in" window open, Click the "Add"
button. The next window you'll see is the "Add Standalone Snap-in"
window. Within that window highlight "Event Viewer" and click the
"Add" button, then the "Finish" button and finally the "Close"
button. You now will be back to the "Add/Remove Snap-in" window,
click the "Ok" button at this point.

4) Expand the "+" sign beside "Event Viewer (Local)". Right click on
"System" and choose "Rename". Rename it to "Windows Defender". Right
click the "Windows Defender" that you just renamed and go to "View"
then "Filter". Within the window that's now open under "Event
Source" click the drop-down menu and scroll down to find and
highlight "WinDefend". Then at the bottom of that window, click "Ok".

5) Now you should be back to "Console1" the same place in step (4)
where you renamed the system entry to "Windows Defender". Now, right
click on "Windows Defender" and choose "New Window from Here". Now
you should be looking at a "Windows Defender" window. In the upper
right hand corner of this window "the windows defender window" click
the maximize button. The square box in between the " - and X ".

6) You should now be looking at the "Console1 - [Windows Defender]"
window. At the top of the "Console1 - [Windows Defender]" window
click on "File" then "Save As". Save your file to where it's best
for you. I saved mine to the Desktop.

You can now click on the file that you just saved and open the event
viewer to show only Windows Defender event's. This doesn't affect
the event viewer that's under My Computer > Manage in no way what so
ever. You can rename the file that you saved to your desktop, or
where ever you saved it, to what ever you want, just keep the file
extension ".MSC". I renamed mine "Defender.msc"

Thanks again Tom, I hope <dxernnj> can use it.

Take care.
--

Hi,

It was MhzJunkie!
http://www.angelfire.com/super/mhzjunkie/Defender/
But the program is not there anymore, if you like i can mail it to
you!

Regards >*< TOM >*<


dxer schreef:
Within the last month or so "Siljaline" posted a link to download
a small program that would allow users direct access to their
event logs from their desk top. Any ideas where this download is.
Thanks

dxernnj

Isn't it simpler just to use the filter option in Event viewer? (view menu,
filter, select what you want there).

 

[Guest]

Hi Rosenfeld,

I don't disagred with you, but the OP want a direct access to their event
logs from their desk top.
--

Hi Engel,

I know but i got the installer that he made in the first place!
Just one click and make it work for you, just for the lazy wons, like
me!

See you !


Engel schreef:

Hi Tom,

You are right, Mhzjunkie is the one.

I don't have any problem with the link you provide. See here:

Mhzjunkie's Blog
Wednesday, 26 April 2006
How to create a customized view of Event Viewer to show only Windows
Defender event's.
1) Click Start, Run and type in "MMC" (Without the quotes).

2) You should now have the "Console1" window open. At the top of the
"Console1" window click on "File" then "Add/Remove Snap-in".

3) With the "Add/Remove Snap-in" window open, Click the "Add"
button. The next window you'll see is the "Add Standalone Snap-in"
window. Within that window highlight "Event Viewer" and click the
"Add" button, then the "Finish" button and finally the "Close"
button. You now will be back to the "Add/Remove Snap-in" window,
click the "Ok" button at this point.

4) Expand the "+" sign beside "Event Viewer (Local)". Right click on
"System" and choose "Rename". Rename it to "Windows Defender". Right
click the "Windows Defender" that you just renamed and go to "View"
then "Filter". Within the window that's now open under "Event
Source" click the drop-down menu and scroll down to find and
highlight "WinDefend". Then at the bottom of that window, click "Ok".

5) Now you should be back to "Console1" the same place in step (4)
where you renamed the system entry to "Windows Defender". Now, right
click on "Windows Defender" and choose "New Window from Here". Now
you should be looking at a "Windows Defender" window. In the upper
right hand corner of this window "the windows defender window" click
the maximize button. The square box in between the " - and X ".

6) You should now be looking at the "Console1 - [Windows Defender]"
window. At the top of the "Console1 - [Windows Defender]" window
click on "File" then "Save As". Save your file to where it's best
for you. I saved mine to the Desktop.

You can now click on the file that you just saved and open the event
viewer to show only Windows Defender event's. This doesn't affect
the event viewer that's under My Computer > Manage in no way what so
ever. You can rename the file that you saved to your desktop, or
where ever you saved it, to what ever you want, just keep the file
extension ".MSC". I renamed mine "Defender.msc"

Thanks again Tom, I hope <dxernnj> can use it.

Take care.
--

:

Hi,

It was MhzJunkie!
http://www.angelfire.com/super/mhzjunkie/Defender/
But the program is not there anymore, if you like i can mail it to
you!

Regards >*< TOM >*<


dxer schreef:
Within the last month or so "Siljaline" posted a link to download
a small program that would allow users direct access to their
event logs from their desk top. Any ideas where this download is.
Thanks

dxernnj

Isn't it simpler just to use the filter option in Event viewer? (view menu,
filter, select what you want there).