Не работает журнал событий windows 10 — Ваш верный помощник с OS Windows

Внимание, долгое и дотошное описание проблемы!!!
Сразу скажу, я пересмотрел всё что только возможно, в гугле и яндексе. Ситуация такова: служба «Журнал событий Windows» в Windows 10 (Корпоративная версия) напрочь не хочет запускаться. При запуске вручную через «Панель управления» -> «Администрирование» -> «Службы» видим следующее:

Дело в том, что в «Управление компьютером» есть «Просмотр событий», использующий, как мне стало понятно, службу «Журнал событий Windows». Выводится при обращении к просмотру событий следующее:

Это и логично, служба не запускается же. Я начал копать вглубь, нашёл разную информацию. Далее напишу, что я сделал:

Разблокировал учётку встроенного админа через командную строку с помощью команды net user администратор /active:yes. После этого всё оставшееся творил именно в ней, ибо полномочия её нужны.
Проверил зависимости службы «Журнал событий Windows», всё от чего зависит эта служба или от кого она сама зависит — работает из автоматического запуска. Вот эти службы:
Да и в принципе, все службы, которым указан автоматический запуск — все они запускаются, кроме службы журнала!
Открыл папку C:\Windows\System32\winevt, о которой пишут в многих инструкциях по решению моей проблемы, добавил как для этой папки, так и для подпапки Logs в правах пользователя LOCAL SERVICE, который якобы работает со службой журналов, вот подтверждение:
Тут же я как для winevt, так и для подпапки Logs добавил группу пользователей «Все», и дал ей полный доступ, на всякий случай. Даже для C:\Windows\Logs и C:\Windows\System32\LogFiles я добавил LOCAL SERVICE в полный доступ, а также по возможности группу «Все».
Проверил на существование файл C:\Windows\System 32\services.exe, он на месте. Не думаю, что в нём проблема, ибо тогда, я уверен, другие критические службы не запустились.
Встречал и бредовый, как мне кажется, совет сбросить таблицы маршрутизации через командную строку с помощью команд route -f и net winsock reset. После перезагружал компьютер.
Обновлял драйвера через Iobit Driver Booster и DriverPack Solution Online (скачивание самых актуальных дров).
Лазил в обновление Windows, ничего дельного там не было, ибо и так обновляюсь периодически, и галочки все установил заранее, чтобы качалось всё, что может быть:
Сменил владельца всех вышеописанных папок с «Система» на группу «Администраторы» по совету Василия — не получилось.

Итог моим мучений — бессоная ночь и отсутствие результата! Проблема всё так же акутальна!
P.S.: Всё это было затеяно по причине установки на компьютер Microsoft Office 2007, который явно указал на проблему полномочий записи по пути HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\EventLog, а там ещё и подпапки почти все не открываются с одинаковым вердиктом:

После я уже пробовал Microsoft Office 2016, тоже ставиться не хочет. Даже дошёл до того, что скачал portable версии офиса в отчаянии, так он мне заявил, что services.exe выдаёт ошибку 0x0000007e (довольно общая ошибка, но учитывая, что ранее я узнал о запуске службы журнала с её помощью, думаю, что портативный офис так же лезет к журналу Windows.

Фух, дочитали? Что же, прошу помочь, подсказать, может я что-то не так сделал?? Я уже не знаю что ещё предпринять, хоть реально брать и сносить десятку, ставить Windows 7…

UPD: Отдельно задумался, можно ли ветку реестра HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\EventLog восстановить/сбросить по умолчанию? Типа, состояние настроек службы как у свежеустановленной операционной системы. Есть какие-то методы на крайний случай?

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You’re using your Windows device and suddenly bump into the “Event Log service is unavailable” error. However, it doesn’t really tell you what exactly went wrong. So, what is causing this weird issue, and how do you fix it?

Let’s start by exploring what the Event Log Service is and why it has issues. From there, we’ll check out how you can resolve the “Event Log service is unavailable” error.

What Is the Event Log Service, and Why Is It Running Into Issues?

The Event Log service is a Windows feature that manages events and event logs. Various apps (such as the Task Scheduler) depend on this service to run effectively. So, it’s always a good idea to ensure that this service is up and running at all times.

Here are some reasons why this service might be running into issues:

The Log Service is disabled.
You’ve configured the wrong security settings in the log directory.
Your device has too many log files and isn’t able to handle all of them.
There are issues with some of your PC’s registry keys.

Let’s now check out how you can get rid of the “Event Log service is unavailable” error.

1. Start or Enable the Windows Event Log Service

One of the easiest solutions to this issue is to start or enable the Windows Event Log service. First, we’ll try starting this service and see if this helps:

Press Win + R to open the Run command dialog box.
Next, type services.msc and press Enter to open the Services window.
Scroll down and locate the Windows Event Log service. Right-click on the service and select Start. If the service is already running, click the Restart option.

Starting or Enabling the Windows Log Service

If the issue persists, try to configure a few settings as follows:

Open the Services window as per the previous steps.
Double-click on the Windows Event Log service.
Navigate to the General tab on the next window.
Next, click the Startup type drop-down menu and select Automatic.
Click Apply and then click OK. Finally, press the Start button to run the service.

Restart your device to save these changes. If the issue persists, try configuring the same settings for the Windows Event Collector and see if that helps.

2. Configure the Log Security Settings

This error might also pop up because of the way you’ve configured some log security settings. For example, there might be some restrictions in the Event Log Permission settings.

To resolve this issue, here are some steps to follow:

Press Win + R to open the Run command dialog box.
Type the following command and press Enter to open the Event Log folder:

        C:\Windows\System32\winevt

From there, follow these steps:

Right-click on the Logs folder and click on Properties.
Next, navigate to the Security tab.
Click the SYSTEM option in the Group or user names box.
Now, take a look at the Permissions for SYSTEM box and ensure all options are allowed.

If any of the options are marked as «not allowed,» click the Edit button. Next, go to the Permissions for Authenticated Users box and tick the Allow boxes. Press Apply and then press OK.

From there, press Apply and press OK on the Logs Properties window. Finally, restart your device to save these changes.

3. Overwrite Redundant Log Files

You could also bump into this error if your device contains too many log files. In this case, your PC isn’t able to handle new log files.

The best solution here would be to overwrite old, redundant log files.

To overwrite log files, you’ll need to use the Windows Event Viewer. This is an incredible tool that helps you view and analyze logs with ease.

To get started, press Win + X to open the Quick Access Menu.
Select Event Viewer from the menu items.
Click the Windows Logs drop-down menu in the top-left corner of the screen. You should see the Application, Security, Setup, System, and Forwarded Events options.

You need to overwrite log files for all the options that appear under the Windows Logs menu. So, we’ll show you how you can do this for one option, and you can apply the same procedure for others.

In this case, let’s check out how you can clear redundant log files on the System option.

Click the System option under the Windows Logs drop-down menu.
Next, click the Properties option on the right-hand side pane.
Navigate to the General tab.
Check the Overwrite events as needed (oldest events first) box.
Press Apply and then press OK.

From there, apply the same settings for the Application, Security, Setup, and Forwarded Events options.

4. Manually Remove Old Log Files

Overwriting old log files might not always help. In this case, you might need to manually remove old log files to tackle the issue at hand.

To do this, you’d need to remove the RtBackup folder. This is a Windows folder containing real-time event logs of applications and other services. However, the folder is restricted a lot, so you’d need to boot into safe mode and configure a few security settings first.

To get started, here’s how you can boot into safe mode:

Press Win + R to open the Run command dialog box.
Type msconfig and press Enter to open the System Configuration window.
Navigate to the Boot tab and check the Safe boot option.
Press Apply, press OK, and then restart your device.

From there, navigate to the folder containing the RtBackup contents and configure some security settings. Here’s how you can do this:

Press Win + R to open the Run command dialog box.
Type the following command and press Enter:

        C:\Windows\System32\LogFiles\WMI

Right-click on the RtBackup folder and select Properties. Next, navigate to the Security tab and click the Advanced button.

Configuring the RtBackup folder settings

From there, click the Change button next to the Owner option. Next, type your username in the Enter the object name box and then click the Check Names button. Once the system detects your username, click OK to save these changes.

If you don’t know your username, open the Command Prompt, type whoami, and press Enter.

In the next window of the RtBackup folder, check the Replace owner on subcontainers and objects box. From there, press OK to save these changes.

Now, you should be able to remove the RtBackup folder and get rid of the “Event Log service is unavailable” error. To do that, right-click on the RtBackup folder and select Delete. Finally, restart your device to save these changes.

5. Edit the Windows Registry

If the issue persists, then you could try tweaking a few Registry settings. However, start by backing up your Registry Editor first before proceeding.

Otherwise, here are some settings you could tweak to tackle the issue at hand:

Press Win + R to open the Run command dialog box.
Type Regedit and press Enter to open the Registry Editor.
Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SYSTEM > CurrentControlSet > Services > EventLog.
Double-click the Start value on the right-hand side pane.

Fixing the Event Log error using the Registry Editor

Next, set the Value data to 1 and press OK. This will ensure that the Event Log service is enabled.

Finally, restart your device and see if this helps.

Windows Event Log Service Error: Resolved

Tired of the “Event Log service is unavailable” error? Then any of the solutions we’ve covered should help you out. But if the issue persists, try cleaning up your PC or performing system scans to get rid of any bugs.

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Applies ToWindows 10, version 1903, all editions Windows 10, version 1809, all editions Windows Server 2019, all editions Windows 10, version 1803, all editions Windows 10, version 1709, all editions Windows 10, version 1703, all editions Windows 10, version 1607, all editions Windows Server 2016, all editions Windows 10 Windows 8.1 Windows Server 2012 R2 Windows Server 2012 Windows 7 Service Pack 1 Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 1 Windows Server 2008 Service Pack 2

Сводка

При попытке развернуть, просмотреть или создать настраиваемые представления в средстве «Просмотр событий» может возникать ошибка «Консоль управления (MMC) обнаружила ошибку оснастки, поэтому оснастка будет выгружена» и приложение может перестать отвечать на запросы или закрыться. Кроме того, эта ошибка могла возникать при использовании команды Фильтровать текущий журнал в меню Действие со встроенными представлениями или журналами. Встроенные представления и другие функции средства «Просмотр событий» должны работать правильно.

Обходное решение

Чтобы обойти эту ошибку, скопируйте и вставьте следующую функцию в окно PowerShell и выполните ее. Теперь вы можете использовать команду get-EventViewer в командной строке PowerShell для просмотра настраиваемых представлений. Эту функцию придется вводить повторно при каждом открытии нового окна PowerShell. Примечание. Функция get-EventViewer позволяет просматривать только ранее определенные настраиваемые представления. Сведения о создании настраиваемых представлений см. в разделе Создание запросов Get-WinEvent с помощью FilterHashtable.


function get-EventViewer {
                Write-Output "Список настраиваемых представлений на компьютере"
                Write-Output ""
                Get-ChildItem "C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Event Viewer\Views" -Filter *.xml | % { select-xml -Path $_.FullName -xpath "//Name" } | Select-Object -ExpandProperty Node | Select-Object -ExpandProperty InnerXml
 
                Write-Output ""
                $view_name = Read-Host "Введите имя настраиваемого представления для выполнения"
 
 
                # Получение имени файла представления
                $ViewFile = Get-ChildItem "C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Event Viewer\Views" -Filter *.xml | where-object { (Select-Xml -Path $_.FullName -xpath "//Name").Node.InnerXml -eq $view_name }
 
                Get-WinEvent -FilterXml ([xml]((Select-Xml -Path $ViewFile.FullName -XPath "//QueryList").node.OuterXml))
}

Следующие шаги

Эта проблема устранена для всех платформ в следующих обновлениях:

KB4501375 LCU для Windows 10, версия 1903.
KB4501371 LCU для Windows 10 версии 1809 и Windows Server 2019.
KB4503288 LCU для Windows 10, версия 1803.
KB4503281 LCU для Windows 10, версия 1709.
KB4503289 LCU для Windows 10, версия 1703.
KB4503294 LCU для Windows 10 версии 1607 и Windows Server 2016.
KB4507458 LCU для Windows 10, версия 1507.
KB4503283 Предварительная версия ежемесячного накопительного пакета для Windows 8.1 и Windows Server 2012 R2 для клиентов, использующих только обновления для системы безопасности.
KB4508773 Обновление для Windows 8.1 и Windows Server 2012 R2.
KB4503295 Предварительная версия ежемесячного накопительного пакета для Windows Server 2012 и Windows Embedded 8 Standard
KB4503283 Обновление для Windows 2012 и Windows Embedded 8 Standard для клиентов, использующих только обновления для системы безопасности.
KB4503277 Предварительная версия ежемесячного накопительного пакета для Windows Server 7 SP1 и Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1.
KB4508772 Обновление для Windows 7 SP1 и Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 для клиентов, использующих только обновления для системы безопасности.
KB4503271 Предварительная версия ежемесячного накопительного пакета обновления для Windows Server 2008 SP2.
KB4508774 Обновление для Windows Server 2008 SP2 для клиентов, использующих только обновления для системы безопасности.

Затронутые обновления

Эта проблема может возникать для следующего последнего накопительного обновления (LCU), ежемесячных накопительных пакетов и обновлений системы безопасности, выпущенных 11 июня 2019 г., для затронутых платформ:

KB4503293 LCU для Windows 10, версия 1903.
KB4503327 LCU для Windows 10 версии 1809 и Windows Server 2019.
KB4503286 LCU для Windows 10, версия 1803.
KB4503284 LCU для Windows 10, версия 1709.
KB4503279 LCU для Windows 10, версия 1703.
KB4503267 LCU для Windows 10 версии 1607 и Windows Server 2016.
KB4503291 LCU для Windows 10, версия 1507.
KB4503276 Ежемесячный накопительный пакет для Windows 8.1 и Windows Server 2012 R2.
KB4503290 Обновление для системы безопасности для Windows 8.1 и Windows Server 2012 R2.
KB4503285 Ежемесячный накопительный пакет для Windows Server 2012 и Windows Embedded 8 Standard
KB4503263 Обновление для системы безопасности для Windows Server 2012 и Windows Embedded 8 Standard
KB4503292 Ежемесячный накопительный пакет для Windows 7 SP1 и Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1
KB4503269 Обновление для системы безопасности для Windows 7 SP1 и Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1
KB4503273 Ежемесячный накопительный пакет обновления для Windows Server 2008 SP2
KB4503287 Обновление для системы безопасности Windows Server 2008 SP2

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The Event Viewer is a Windows snap-in tool that allows you to view and analyze system event logs and check errors in Windows 10/11. However, you might encounter the Event Viewer not working problem. You can follow the instructions shared by MiniTool Solutions to resolve the problem.

Do you know what is the Event Viewer? The Event Viewer is used to check event logs. It divides logs into five sections, including Applications, Security, Setup, System, and Forwarded Events. You can check the detailed information on a specific log by using Event Viewer. Besides, it allows you to find and filter logs according to Date and Time, Task Category, Source, and other filter criteria. Then, let’s move on to fix the Event Viewer not working problem.

How to Fix Event Viewer Not Working

Method 1: Restart the Windows Event Viewer Service

Sometimes, the Windows Event Viewer stops working due to small bugs. You can restart it to fix the temporary issue.

Step 1: Press Win + R to open the Run window.

Step 2: Type services.msc into the text box and hit Enter to open the Services window.

Step 3: Scroll down to find and right-click on the Windows Event Log service, then choose Restart from the context menu.

After this, you can close the Services window and try to reopen Event Viewer to see whether the problem is fixed.

Method 2: Install Windows Update

Some of you find the Event Viewer not working after the Windows update. Maybe this is because you are performing a bad update.

Step 1: Press Win + I to open Windows Settings.

Step 2: Choose Update & Security > Windows Update.

Step 3: Click on Check for updates on the right pane.

If any new updates are available shown on the screen, you can click on Download & install to obtain the latest version.

Method 3: Run System File Checker

Running Windows tools relies on numerous system files. Any corrupted or missing system files can lead to various issues. Therefore, you can run the sfc /scannow command to scan and fix the problematic system file.

Step 1: Press Win + S and type Command Prompt into the search box.

Step 2: Choose Run as administrator from the right pane.

Step 3: Type sfc /scannow and hit Enter to execute this command.

This process will repair problems with system files. When the process is finished, you can check whether the Event Viewer not working problem is resolved.

Method 4: Run the CHKDSK Command

Apart from the system files, you should also ensure that your storage device is performing well. In some cases, the application fails to work due to a corrupted drive. You can perform the CHKDSK command to check and repair errors on your drive.

Step 1: Press Win + R to open the Run window.

Step 2: Type cmd into the text box and press Shift + Ctrl + Enter to run Command Prompt as administrator.

Step 3: Type CHKDSK x: /r and hit Enter. You should replace x with the drive letter of the system drive, usually C:.

This command will not only correct the logical errors on the target drive but also check the bad sectors on it. You need to restart your computer and relaunch the Event Viewer to see if it works normally.

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Method 5: Check Windows Memory

The other possible reason for Windows Event Viewer not working is the problem with your system memory. Fortunately, Windows is equipped with a repair tool, Windows Memory Diagnostic. You can check potential errors on your computer’s RAM by following the next steps.

Step 1: Press Win + S and type Windows Memory Diagnostic into the search box.

Step 2: Hit Enter to open the Windows Memory Diagnostic window.

Step 3: Choose Restart now and check for problems (recommended) in the popup window.

It will repair the Windows memory issues during your computer reboot.

Bottom Line

The Event Viewer not working will make you incapable of checking the system errors, monitoring crucial events, and other operations to manage your computer. You can try the methods in this post to resolve the problem effectively. Hope one of them can help you timely.

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Quick Answer

The Windows Event Viewer Tool performs a similar function to a class monitor or moderator, who keeps a log of every activity and reports on it.
The first method is to press the Windows key and search for the Event Viewer app to access it.
The quickest method to restore the event viewer tool is to restart the Event Log service inside the Services tab.

The Windows Event Viewer Tool performs a similar function to a class monitor or moderator, who keeps a log of every activity and reports on it. It logs all system activities and errors to help spot under hood issues with your system. However, if you can’t access it or are facing issues while using it, this explainer will help you troubleshoot the same. Let’s look at various methods to fix the Event Viewer not working issue on Windows 11/10. Additionally, you can learn to fix the File Explorer app on Windows.

Windows Event Viewer: What is it and How to Access it?

The Event Viewer app is an administrative Windows tool that keeps track of all events, errors, and essential information related to your system in the form of logs. This helps track crucial changes and issues in your Windows 11/10 machine, thus helping to troubleshoot them conveniently. Here are the three ways you can access this Windows Event Viewer on your system using various techniques.

1. The first method is to press the Windows key and search for the Event Viewer app to access it.

2. Another way to access is by pressing the Windows key + X and then clicking the Event Viewer option to open it.

3. Lastly, you can also open the Run Window using the Windows + R hotkey and type eventvwr.msc to open it.

Methods to Fix Event Viewer Not Working on Windows 11/10

If you’re unable to access or facing issues while running the Windows Event Viewer app, you can troubleshoot it using the following methods.

Restart the Windows Event Log Service

The quickest method to restore the event viewer tool is to restart the Event Log service inside the Services tab. Follow these steps for a quick fix:

1. Open the Run window by pressing the Windows key + R hotkey and type services.msc to open the Services tab.

2. Locate the Windows Event Log service in the list and right-click on it to pick the Restart option.

That’s it. Once restarted, the Windows Event Log service shall fix the Event Viewer not working issue on your system.

Fix Event Viewer Not Working by Reviewing Log Security Settings

Sometimes missing security privileges might become a barrier for the Event Viewer app to work. You must verify that the Logs folder has all the required permissions to resolve the issue. Here’s how you can check the same:

1. Open the Run Window and hit the enter key after copying the following path:

C:\Windows\System32\winevt

2. Next, right-click on the Logs folder to access its properties.

3. Switch to the Security tab and click on the SYSTEM username to edit its properties via the Edit button.

4. Finally, ensure that the SYSTEM username has all the permissions enabled.

Verify Event Log Viewer using Windows Registry

Like the services tab, you can fix the event viewer not working issue on Windows 11/10 using the Windows Registry tool. Here’s how:

1. Press the Windows key and search for the Registry Editor tool and run it as Administrator.

2. Copy-paste the following path in the search field and hit the enter key:

Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\EventLog

3. Locate Start and double-click to configure its value.

4. Set the value to 1 and press the OK button to save the changes.

That’s it. Launch the Event Viewer tool to check if the issue has been fixed.

Use System File Checker to Fix Event Viewer Not Working

An incomplete/corrupted system update might sometimes prevent you from accessing the Event Viewer tool. Don’t worry; you can repair your system’s corrupted files using the System File Checker utility. Follow our easy steps to Scan and fix Corrupted System Files to resolve them quickly.

Fix the Event Viewer Tool with the Check Disk Utility

The Check Disk Utility is another nifty Windows tool to conveniently repair corrupted system files causing an issue with the Event Viewer app. Here’s how you can use it to your advantage:

1. Open Command Prompt with admin privileges on your Windows 11/10 system.

2. Next, type ‘chkdsk‘ in the command line window and hit the enter key to run the Check Disk utility tool.

Check Disk will scan all hard drives on your system to find errors and will ask you to repair them with commands in case of errors.

Utilize Memory Diagnostic Tool to Fix Event Viewer Not Working

If you’re facing frequent lags or crashes while running the Event Viewer tool on your Windows machine, it might be due to an issue with the installed RAM. Luckily, Windows offers a built-in memory diagnostic tool to detect and report existing issues with your RAM. Follow these steps to fix the Event Viewer tool:

1. Press the Windows key and search for the Windows Memory Diagnostic tool and run it as administrator.

2. Next, click the ‘Restart Now‘ button to reboot your computer and detect existing RAM problems. Once fixed, you can use the Event Viewer tool without crashes or lags.

Boot your System in Safe Mode (Clean Boot)

Sometimes a recent app installation alters the system settings making it difficult for other apps to run. If you’ve recently started to face the event viewer not working issue on your device, you can boot into safe mode to check if other third-party apps are hindering it. Follow these easy steps to boot your Windows 11/10 system in safe mode.

Once inside safe mode, launch the Event Viewer tool to check if it is working correctly. If it does, you must remove the recently installed app to use the Event Viewer tool without errors.

Overwrite Old Log Files

If your device contains too many log files, your PC might be unable to create new logs for the Event Viewer app. In such a situation, you are most likely to face the event viewer not working issue on your Windows 11/10 machine. To get rid of it, you must provide overwriting privileges to different log categories in the event viewer app. Here’s how it can be done:

1. Launch the Event Viewer tool and expand ‘Application and Service Logs‘ from the left sidebar.

2. Next, right-click on an event category to access its properties.

3. Inside the properties window, make sure to toggle on the ‘Overwrite events as needed ‘ and press the Apply button to save changes.

Switch to a New User Account to fix the Event Viewer Issue

In certain instances, it is possible that the Event Viewer not working issue is only limited to your user account. You can verify the same by creating or switching to a different user account on your Windows machine. Here’s how:

1. Open the Control Panel app using Windows search.

2. Click on User Accounts.

3. Next, click on the User Accounts button and press the Manage Another Account option.

4. Now, click the Add a new user in the PC Settings link and follow the on-screen instructions to create a new user.

Once created, log into the new user account and run the Event Viewer tool to check if the issue has been resolved.

Make Space for New Logs by Clearing Old Log Files

As the heading states, clearing old log files can prove helpful in making room for new ones, which might eradicate existing issues with the Event viewer tool. Follow these steps for an easy fix:

1. Launch the Event Viewer tool and right-click on a log sub-category and then click the Clear Log option.

2. Repeat the step with each sub-category to remove all the old log files from Windows 11/10.

Bonus Tip: Update your Windows

If you still haven’t been able to fix the Event Viewer tool after trying all the above troubleshooting methods, you can update your Windows system as a last resort. For more details, follow our detailed explainer on ‘Check and Update Windows 11/10‘.

FAQs

Q: The Event Viewer Service has stopped unexpectedly on my device. How do I restart it?

A: You can restart the Event Viewer tool using the Services tab. Refer to the first method mentioned in this explainer to reboot the same.

Q: The event log service is unavailable. How do I fix it?

A: Perform a safe boot of your Windows machine to check if you can access the Event Viewer tool. Also, follow other troubleshooting methods to fix the unavailability issue.

Wrapping Up: Restore the Event Viewer App

So these are all the methods to fix the Event Viewer not working issue on your Windows 11/10 machine. If this guide has successfully helped you troubleshoot the issue, then share it with your friends who might be scratching their heads looking for a solution. Stay subscribed to GadgetsToUse and keep revisiting for more quality guides.

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