You can also archive logs in various file formats. You can use Windows Logs to store events from legacy applications and to store events that apply to the entire system itself. In Windows 7 and Vista, these logs include five basic types:. All users can view the system and application logs, but only system administrators can access the security logs.
Applications and Services logs are new in Windows 7 and Vista. These logs contain events from single programs or components rather than events that impact the entire system. There are five types of Applications and Services logs:. However, for administrators and developers who have installed the Microsoft Application Compatibility Toolkit, the Internet Explorer log is necessary.
Internet Explorer 7 and later contain many security features not included in previous versions, and some content or web applications will not function as they did previously.
With the toolkit installed and Application Compatibility Logging enabled, this log will record events that relate to whether content is displayed or executed in Internet Explorer. Developers or administrators can then diagnose content problems in Internet Explorer. This will allow them to either reconfigure the browser or application, or rewrite problematic code. Or you can take a snapshot of the entire screen and save as a.
Steps to take a screen shot: a To take a screen shot, press the "Prt Scr" key on your keyboard when you encounter this error. Send the log. Was this information helpful to you? Thank you. Thank you! We appreciate your feedback. We're sorry it didn't solve your problem. Please let us know why it was not helpful. The information was incorrect. Change Region. All Rights Reserved.
If you have busy servers, you may want to increase these values. You may also if you haven't already consider increasing the size of the System and Security event logs on all your domain controllers if they are on Windows Server or later.
The Log Properties dialog includes a setting for controlling the behavior of event logging when the maximum log size is reached. The default is Overwrite Events As Needed. If you set this and the event log fills up before it is either cleared or the maximum number of days is reached, event logging will stop.
That is considered a feature - it is designed to prevent intruders or evildoers from covering their tracks by generating additional event logging and thus removing evidence of their evil deeds. However, in the case of the Security log, if the event log fills up the server will Halt. This option is designed to prevent someone from filling up the event log and then continuing activities that would normally generate errors but would not get logged because the file was full. Event log sizes and event log overwrite settings can be configured manually on a server-by-server basis, or they can be updated using Group Policy.
If you have more than a few servers, using Group Policy will be less work.
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