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How to check a particular application in event manager
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The thread discusses how to check specific application logs in Windows Event Viewer. The second user explains that users can open Event Viewer, access the application log, and filter entries based on the application's event source if available. They also mention that some applications create separate logs under 'Applications and Services Logs', depending on the developer’s implementation. The overall tone is informative, providing guidance on navigating and filtering application logs in Windows.
The thread discusses how to check specific application logs in Windows Event Viewer. The second user explains that users can open Event Viewer, access the application log, and filter entries based on the application's event source if available. They also mention that some applications create separate logs under 'Applications and Services Logs', depending on the developer’s implementation. The overall tone is informative, providing guidance on navigating and filtering application logs in Windows.
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If you mean event viewer just open event viewer and go to the application log. What you can filter will be determined by the applications event logging capability. If the application registers a event source then you can filter by that with the "Filter Current Log..." button on the right.
Also good to know, some applications will create their own logs under 'Applications and Services Logs". This is entirely up to the developer of said application.
Also good to know, some applications will create their own logs under 'Applications and Services Logs". This is entirely up to the developer of said application.
