Redmond let dev code loose in production Windows, leading to the bug Microsoft is having difficulty keeping development code ...

In recent months, Microsoft has urged users to ignore certain error messages that weren’t what they seemed, most notably back ...

Microsoft has provided a temporary fix for organizations using Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) to address installation ...

Microsoft has asked customers this week to disregard incorrect CertificateServicesClient (CertEnroll) errors that appear ...

Event Viewer is an important tool for anyone interested in exploring Windows and troubleshooting problems. Microsoft's workaround involves pasting a function it has provided into a PowerShell ...

No, Event Viewer is not the easiest tool Microsoft ever created. But by knowing how to use it, you can in many cases track down an issue that you can't otherwise find, research, or resolve.

The Event Viewer includes a filter feature that lets you configure a log to show only specific events. For example, you might want to exclude Information events or only show events from a specific ...

When this happens, Event 37 is logged in the Windows Event Viewer. If your system supports Silent Mode, it might be a cause of the Kernel-Processor-Power warnings.

Microsoft has a guide on opening the Event Viewer in Windows 7, and Windows 8 users can search for View Event Logs. Head to Windows Logs > System where you'll see a list of errors.