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The thread discusses how to fully clear the Reliability Monitor in Windows 10, with the original poster seeking to remove event dots (Red and Blue with X's) beyond just the report history. A suggested method involves clearing problem reports via "View All Problem Reports," but the original poster confirms this does not remove the events themselves. Other users mention manually clearing logs in Event Viewer but note it requires multiple steps, yet a definitive, simple solution remains elusive.

HyperSonic1

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I am trying to completely clear the Reliability Monitor after changing MoBo and components but all I can clear is the Report History.

How do I also clear the events (Red and Blue Dots with X's)

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you have to right click up the top
then there should be a option in the bottom right

to clear events too you need to open them in the viewer and clear each log so repeat 5 times

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If you click on Start, and type Problem Reports, click on View All Problem Reports and clear them, does that clear the events?
 

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you have to right click up the top
then there should be a option in the bottom right

to clear events too you need to open them in the viewer and clear each log so repeat 5 times
 

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If you click on Start, and type Problem Reports, click on View All Problem Reports and clear them, does that clear the events?

Unfortunately no.
some versions of this explanation say there is an option to ALSO clear events but I have never seen this option on my system