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I know how to find the winlogon file in Event Viewer to get error checking
results in WinXP. However, there is no discussion group for WinNT, so I was hoping someone might know how to find the corresponding error checking log file results in WinNT. There is an Event Viewer in WinNT (StartProgramsAdministrative ToolsEvent Viewer), but I can't find anything there or just don't know what it's called if there. Scandisk logs were easy to find. |
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Hi HMT,
Check Event Viewer's Application log for events from Source: Autochk There are indeed several newsgroups for WINNT (eg., microsoft.public.windowsnt and microsoft.public.windowsnt.misc), it may just be that they are not made available through the web-based discussion groups that you are using. Regards, -- Patti MacLeod Microsoft MVP - Windows Shell/User "HMT" wrote in message ... I know how to find the winlogon file in Event Viewer to get error checking results in WinXP. However, there is no discussion group for WinNT, so I was hoping someone might know how to find the corresponding error checking log file results in WinNT. There is an Event Viewer in WinNT (StartProgramsAdministrative ToolsEvent Viewer), but I can't find anything there or just don't know what it's called if there. Scandisk logs were easy to find. |
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Thanks for your feedback Patti, but autochk is not listed in the Source
column of my WinNT Event Viewer. I visually scanned the whole column during the day I ran the error check. When I click ViewFind under Event Viewer, autochk is also not listed as one of the Source search options. - Guess I'll try one of the other groups you listed. Regards, HMT "HMT" wrote: I know how to find the winlogon file in Event Viewer to get error checking results in WinXP. However, there is no discussion group for WinNT, so I was hoping someone might know how to find the corresponding error checking log file results in WinNT. There is an Event Viewer in WinNT (StartProgramsAdministrative ToolsEvent Viewer), but I can't find anything there or just don't know what it's called if there. Scandisk logs were easy to find. |
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Patti,
I just found Microsoft's KB161801 published Nov.1, 2006 on this issue. It describes a bug they are researching that probably explains why autochk is not listed in my Event Viewer Source column. Instead, I get Disk as the Source and Event ID 41 with message described in KB161801. Here's an excerpt from the KB article. SYMPTOMS When you run chkdsk drive_letter: /f, you may receive the following event in the system event log: Event ID: 41 Source: Disk Description: The file system structure on the disk is corrupt and unusable. Please run the chkdsk utility on the device Device\Harddiskx\Partitionx with label "xxxx". The only difference in my case is I don't use the command above, instead, I use error checking under C:OptionsTools. I assume it runs the same command. Waiting on Microsoft... HMT "HMT" wrote: I know how to find the winlogon file in Event Viewer to get error checking results in WinXP. However, there is no discussion group for WinNT, so I was hoping someone might know how to find the corresponding error checking log file results in WinNT. There is an Event Viewer in WinNT (StartProgramsAdministrative ToolsEvent Viewer), but I can't find anything there or just don't know what it's called if there. Scandisk logs were easy to find. |
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