Microsoft has confirmed that its latest updates for Windows 10 and below cause a problem in its Event Viewer app when using Customer Views.

If you see Event ID 55, 50, 140, or 98, The file system structure on the disk is corrupt and unusable in Event Viewer on Windows; follow this guide.

1. Restart the Windows Event Log Service You can restart the Windows Event Viewer log service to fix temporary issues with the app. Use the Services snap-in to stop and restart the service and ...

Microsoft has released the KB5058379 cumulative update for Windows 10 22H2 and Windows 10 21H2, with four fixes and changes, including one for an SGRMBroker bug.

If you're experiencing crashes in Windows, the built-in Event Viewer is a great way to find out the cause and a, hopefully, a fix as well.

Once computer completely reboots, check if DCOM 10016 Error On Windows 10 computer still occurs. After following the steps mentioned, you will successfully Fix DCOM Error 10016 On Windows 10.

But Event Viewer isn't the most user-friendly feature in Windows. So how do you decipher the findings in Event Viewer to see if they can help you resolve an actual problem? Read on.

With the release of Microsoft June 2019 Patch Tuesday updates yesterday, users have noticed that trying to access the Custom Views section of the Windows 10 Event Viewer will cause the program to ...