P plugginaway Aug 21, 2009 #1 If the set reboots out of the blue, or if I do a chkdsk on reboot,where do I find the info in event log? thanx
If the set reboots out of the blue, or if I do a chkdsk on reboot,where do I find the info in event log? thanx
P Pegasus [MVP] Aug 21, 2009 #2 plugginaway said: If the set reboots out of the blue, or if I do a chkdsk on reboot,where do I find the info in event log? thanx Click to expand... AFAIR it's in the Application log. It's actually extremely easy to locate: Just look at the few events that were registered at the time of running chkdisk. Takes less time than to read this note.
plugginaway said: If the set reboots out of the blue, or if I do a chkdsk on reboot,where do I find the info in event log? thanx Click to expand... AFAIR it's in the Application log. It's actually extremely easy to locate: Just look at the few events that were registered at the time of running chkdisk. Takes less time than to read this note.
J Jose Aug 21, 2009 #3 If the set reboots out of the blue, or if I do a chkdsk on reboot,where do I find the info in event log? thanx Click to expand... If chkdsk runs on reboot, look in the Application log for events with the following characteristics: Event Type: Information Event Source: Winlogon If that does not help, you should troubleshoot the issue related to the set rebooting out of the blue.
If the set reboots out of the blue, or if I do a chkdsk on reboot,where do I find the info in event log? thanx Click to expand... If chkdsk runs on reboot, look in the Application log for events with the following characteristics: Event Type: Information Event Source: Winlogon If that does not help, you should troubleshoot the issue related to the set rebooting out of the blue.
