Лог ошибок вин 11

Whenever you encounter an error in Windows, it certainly is a cause for concern. But, we often do not bother discovering what caused it or don’t know how to

Error logs, as the name suggests, are the log files that store all the information as to why the error happened, the program or process that lead to it, along the exact date and time of it.

But it’s certainly not easy to decipher the information listed there. Therefore, we have dedicated this guide to help you understand how to check the error logs in Windows 11, the various types, add filters, and clear them.

Why do I need to check Windows 11 error logs?

Checking error logs on Windows 11 allows you to find the underlying cause of an issue.

For example, if Windows 11 is unstable and crashes frequently or encounters a BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) error, you can go to the event logs, check for the one created at the time of the crash, and find out what caused it.

Though do remember that you are likely to come across a lot of errors and warnings here, and there’s nothing to panic about. If you don’t notice any problem with the system, simply ignore these.

Where can I find error logs?

Error logs on Windows 11 can be found in the event log in Event Viewer. This feature contains the unexpected issues your PC encounters, the exact date and time, and the cause.

Does Windows Keep an error log?

One of the advantages of the Windows operating system is that it keeps a log of the important happenings on your PC. This includes a log of the errors that occur.

As mentioned earlier, this can be found in the Event Viewer.

How do I check error logs in Windows 11?

It’s pretty simple and quick to access the error logs on your Windows 11 OS, but in case you didn’t used before, the steps below will surely help you find them.

1. Press Windows + S to launch the Search menu, enter Event Viewer in the text field at the top, and click on the relevant search result.

2. Double-click on Windows Logs in the navigation pane on the left.

3. You will now find the five different categories. Select any of these, and all the error logs under it will be listed on the right.

4. Now, click on any of the error logs to view all the relevant information about them.

You now know how to check the Windows 11 error logs, but just knowing that won’t suffice. There’s still a lot out there to understand before you can actually make some sense out of these logs, and use them to your advantage.

How to understand Windows 11 error logs?

When you view a log, the general details and the Event ID is critical in identifying and eliminating the error. Apart from that, there’s an Event Log Online Help link at the bottom, which may provide some valuable insights.

For instance, here’s a Windows 11 error log when the relevant driver for a device failed to load.

The 219 Event ID helped find out a lot of information along with the relevant fixes for the problem.

We just did a Google search for this Event ID and there were a plethora of results. But this requires a proper understanding of Windows 11 error logs.

But, it’s important to mention here that not all error logs will be as descriptive. Some might have things that you wouldn’t be able to comprehend or use jargon excessively. No matter the case, a simple Google search would suffice.

What are the different types of error logs?

When you go through the Windows 11 error logs, there are basically three important categories, referred to as Event Level, under which these are placed. And, the categories define the severity of the event for which the log is created. The three categories are as follows:

• Information: These are created when an operation goes through successfully. For instance, when a driver is loaded or an application is launched without encountering any issues.
• Warning: These are created when the OS finds an issue with the system. These issues do not pose an imminent risk, but could be problematic in the future. For instance, if you are running low on disk space, a log will be created.
• Error: These indicate a major problem, though most of the time, Windows takes care of these as well. As an example, if a driver or service does not load, an error log will be created. But, these are the most critical ones of all.

If you are identifying problems with the PC, ignore the Information logs, go through the Warning logs, but pay special attention to the ones categorized as Error, since these are most likely to record the problem you are looking for.

When you open the Event Viewer in Windows 11, it will list out all three. The view will remain the same if you have not changed the Windows 11 Error Reporting logs location in the in the Group Policy.

But identifying all logs for one of these levels will take up a lot of your time. This is where filtering error logs comes to your aid. Check the next section to find out how you can do that.

How can I filter error logs?

1. Open the Event Viewer, navigate to the particular category of logs from the left, and then click on Filter Current Log on the right.
2. Next, click on the Logged dropdown menu to select the duration for which you want to check the logs.
3. Now, select a time duration from the list of options. You can also choose the last option to create a custom range.
4. Once done, tick the checkboxes for the Event Levels that you want to filter.
5. Finally, click on OK at the bottom to filter the error logs.
6. All the errors logs that fall under the choosen filters will now be listed.

We selected the duration as 24 hours, and level as Error, and filtered the logs. Event Viewer then listed the four Windows 11 error logs that were created during that time.

How to create a custom view to check a particular category and level of logs in Windows 11?

1. Open the Event Viewer and click on Create Custom View on the right.
2. Next, select the duration and Event Level, as you did earlier when creating a filter.
3. With the By logs option selected, click on the Event logs dropdown menu, double-click on the Windows Logs entry to expand and view the various categories, and tick the checkboxes for the desired ones.
4. Now, click on OK at the bottom to set filters for the new custom view.
5. Enter a Name and Description for the custom view and click on OK.
6. The new custom view will now be listed on the left, and all logs falling under it on the right.

How can I clear error logs in Windows 11?

1. Launch the Event Viewer, navigate to the relevant category, and click on Clear Log from the list of options on the right.
2. You now have two options, either Save and Clear the error logs or directly Clear them. Choose the desired option.
3. If you selected Save and clear, choose the location for the file, add a name for it and click on Save.
4. Once saved, they error logs will be cleared right away and there will be none listed under that particular category.
5. In case you saved the error logs before deleting them, these can be found under Saved Logs in the navigation pane on the left.

The OS creates thousands of logs for each type of event, be it the successful launch of a driver and service or the most fatal errors. Like any other file, these too consume space on your hard disk, no matter how small it is.

So, if you are running out of space, or just want a more organized Event Viewer, clearing the Windows 11 error logs may help.

How do I create my own log file in Windows 11?

1. Press Windows + S to launch the Search menu, enter Notepad in the text field at the top, and click on the relevant search result that appears.
2. Enter .LOG in the very first line of the Notepad.
3. Click on the File menu, and select Save from the list of options.
4. Next, choose the location and name for the file, and click on Save at the bottom. Now, close the Notepad.
5. Once the log file is created, the current date and time will be mentioned everytime you open it, and you can enter whatever you want to and hit Ctrl + S to save it.
6. Now, when you open the same log file the next time, the previously added entry will be listed under that date and time, and the current date and time will again be mentioned below the last entry.

A log file is used to basically record data. Windows uses it for errors, warnings, and information, while you can use it for other purposes.

Creating a log file is simple, and so is maintaining it. Say, you want to record the progress for a book that you are reading, just create a log file, and enter the number of pages you read each day, or as you may please.

That’s all you need to know about Windows 11 error logs. From now on, identifying the underlying cause and troubleshooting both trivial and intricate errors should not be a problem anymore.

Also, if you feel that Event Viewer does not meet all your requirements, check the best apps to view errors logs in Windows 11. And if Event Viewer is not working in Windows 10 and 11, rest assured that our detailed guide will help you.

Do not hesitate to drop a comment if you have any queries or would like us to add a related topic.

Утилита журнал ошибок в операционной системе Windows 11 позволяет просматривать внутренние сбои и коды на персональном компьютере – стационарном или лэптопе. Системная программа используется для формирования отчетов о прошедших операциях, как правило, неудачных. Служба журналов интегрирована в последнюю редакцию Windows 11. Рассмотрим различные способы для открытия журнала ошибок.

Меню панели задач

В главное меню ОС Виндоус 11 интегрирован подраздел, открывающийся горячими клавишами «Win+X» или кликом ПКМ по кнопке «Пуск». В перечне доступных функций нужно найти раздел «Просмотр событий». После его открытия, система начнет мониторинг произошедших событий и, при наличии, отобразит актуальные ошибки операционной системы.

Другой способ открыть журнал ошибок в ОС Виндоус 11 – воспользоваться параметром «Инструменты Windows». Функционал этого параметра аналогичен средствам «Администрирования» из Виндоус 10 от корпорации Майкрософт. Чтобы воспользоваться способом, сделайте следующее:

• Откройте левой кнопкой мыши «Пуск» и нажмите по разделу «Все приложения».
• Прокрутите вниз список компонентов – отыщите «Инструменты Windows» и войдите в них.

• Активируйте «Просмотр событий».

Альтернативный вариант:

• Откройте «Панель управления», например, используя встроенный поиск.

• В правом верхнем углу выберите режим просмотра «Категория».
• Далее перейдите в пункт «Система и безопасность».

• Кликните по разделу «Просмотр журналов событий». Также вы можете перейти в «Инструменты Windows» и отыскать ссылку «Просмотр событий».

Через встроенный поиск

На панели задач Виндоус 11 интегрирован удобный инструмент – «Поиск». Этот встроенный элемент позволяет быстро запускать большинство системных утилит.

Для того чтобы посмотреть журнал ошибок, воспользуйтесь горячей комбинацией «Win+S» или просто кликните на строку поиска на панели задач и введите в строке «просмотр событий». Вверху в перечне «Лучшее соответствие» отобразится нужная программа. Чтобы открыть ее, кликните по иконке утилиты или активируйте надпись-ссылку, расположенную справа. Откроется элемент «Просмотр событий (Локальный)».

Когда вам требуется посмотреть список ошибок, откройте «Журналы Windows» и перейдите в подраздел «Система». Здесь в верхней части меню вы увидите блок со всеми необходимыми сведениями.

Использование консольной команды

Специальные запросы позволяют быстро и без лишних действий вызывать встроенные в ОС Windows 11 элементы. При этом команды можно вводить в несколько системных компонентов. Для того чтобы вызвать журнал ошибок, нужно вбить в строку: eventvwr.msc. Разберем три распространенных способа с помощью консольной команды найти журнал, где хранятся ошибки системы.

• Через меню «Поиск». Для этого в поле ввода запроса строки поиска нужно ввести команду: eventvwr.msc.

• Через окно «Выполнить». С помощью быстрого меню или горячей комбинации «Win+R» активируйте окошко «Выполнить». Далее напишите в строке ту же команду и жмите «Ввод».

• Через утилиту «Диспетчер задач». К этому компоненту ОС Виндоус пользователи часто обращаются, чтобы деактивировать задачи. Но через него также запускаются нужные элементы ОС. Для этого:
• Используя удобный способ, откройте «Диспетчер задач»: например, через поиск, горячие клавиши «Ctrl+Alt+Del» или «Ctrl+Shift+Esc».

• Откройте раздел «Файл» в верхнем левом углу и жмите «Запустить новую задачу».

• В открывшемся окне введите команду «eventvwr.msc» без кавычек и жмите «Ок» или «Ввод» на клавиатуре.

Открытие файла программы

Практически у всех встроенных компонентов в Виндовс 11 и предыдущих версиях операционной системы от Майкрософт есть исполнимые модули, или по-другому – исполняемые файлы. С их помощью пользователь способен запускать нужные ему для работы утилиты, в том числе «Просмотр событий». Рассмотрим два способа это сделать.

• Откройте меню «Пуска» и нажмите «Все приложения».
• Прокрутите список отображаемых компонентов до низа, отыщите «Инструменты Windows» и войдите в этот раздел.
• Кликните ПКМ по «Просмотру событий» и в открывшемся меню выберите раздел «Перейти к расположению файла». Откройте найденный файл.

Существует также альтернативный – второй способ самостоятельно открыть искомое средство, где отображается журнал актуальных ошибок операционной системы Виндоус 11 от корпорации Майкрософт. Для этого скопируйте и вставьте в поисковую строку проводника – этот путь:

C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Administrative Tools

А для того, чтобы активировать утилиту «Проводник», воспользуйтесь ярлыком на Панели задач или используйте горячую комбинацию на клавиатуре персонального компьютера «Win+E». Этот пусть откроет доступ к ярлыку, который закреплен в главном меню и в утилите «Панель управления». Исполняемый основной файл расположен по адресу:

C:\Windows\System32

Войдите в эту папку, прокрутите перечень элементов вниз и отыщите компонент с типом «Приложение» и наименованием «eventvwr.msc». Стоит отметить, что в некоторых случаях не отображается расширение данного элемента. Готово, вы нашли нужную утилиту «Просмотр событий» – можете ее запускать и изучить журнал ошибок.

Создание ярлыка

Когда пользователь достаточно активно пользуется системной утилитой по мониторингу журнала ошибок, то удобнее и логичнее будет активировать способ для быстрого перехода в данную программу. Это упростит и ускорит работу пользователя с приложением новейшей на момент написания данного гайда операционной системы Windows 11 от компании-разработчика Microsoft. Для этого существует как минимум два варианта: закрепить утилиту на панели задач или создать одноименный ярлык на главном экране рабочего стола. Для создания ярлыка выполните следующий алгоритм:

• Откройте папку с исполняемым файлом под названием «Просмотр событий» любым удобным для вас способом. Кликните ПКМ по файлу и далее «Показать дополнительные параметры».

• Затем поочередно нужно открыть пункты «Отправить» → «Рабочий стол (создать ярлык)».
• После этого нужный ярлык исполняемого файла отобразится на главном экране рабочего стола ОС Виндоус 11.

Чтобы закрепить утилиту «Просмотр событий» – кликните правой кнопкой мыши по иконке нужного файла и далее выберите соответствующую опцию с предложением закрепить программу на панели задач.

Запуск через MMC

Также достаточно быстрый и удобный способ открыть журнал ошибок Виндоус 11 – воспользоваться консолью управления, притом любым доступным в операционной системе вариантом: «Терминал», «Командная строка» или «PowerShell». Для этого выполните следующие шаги:

• Активируйте подходящий тип консоли любым удобным способом.

• Скопируйте и вставьте или напишите самостоятельно текстовую команду без кавычек «eventvwr.msc» и жмите на клавиатуре «Ввод».

В журнале событий записываются происходящие события и ошибки в операционной системе Windows 11 от Microsoft. Здесь же пользователь может видеть предупреждения и информационные сообщения от системы персонального компьютера. Система журнала ошибок не претерпела особых изменений по сравнению с предыдущими версиями ОС Windows.

macOS, Linux, and Windows OS are the three operating systems that have the most number of users worldwide. If you want to know which operating system crashes the most, you should ask any tech nerd. Then everyone will say that there is no operating system that does not crash, but the Windows operating system has the most crashes, freezes, and hangs out of all operating systems.

There are several potential causes of a computer crash, some of which are flaws with the hardware, some with the operating system, and still others with software. Some of the popular and well-known issues are :

1 Virus and malware.

2 Corrupted OS and third party Software

3 Outdated and Corrupted Drivers.

4 Insufficient and low capacity hardware resources like CPU, RAM, and Harddisk.

5 Overheating Systems, Faulty Manufacturing.

6 InCompatible Software

7 Unreliable or unstable source of power supply

Actually finding errors and troubleshooting errors is a difficult task. Instead of doing random things from random advice which may be poorly stated the problem, the best solution is to try and read this blog thoroughly which helps you to understand the problem and solve it accordingly.

One thing to note is that finding and fixing crashes may take time. Some can be fixed soon and some may take days. These steps mentioned here help in identifying and narrowing down the problem that you are facing with your pc.

Find Windows 10 / 11 Errors Logs Using Event Viewer

When your hardware or software of the system crashes, hangs, or freezes then the operating system generates and maintains a crash log record to identify the causes of the crashes. Windows Operating System maintains this log-in Event Viewer.

Event Viewer captures all the information like how your system software and drivers are loaded. That captured information can be of various types like errors types, informational types, warning types, success audit types, alert types, notice types, and debug types failure audit types. Though there are a large amount of data in logs, our mission should be to find and filter specific problem.

Event Severity Types:

There are mainly 3 event severity types: Information, Warning, and Error.

Follow the below steps for finding errors in Event Viewer.

1 Goto search bar and type event and select Event Viewer from the list.

Event Viewer will be opened up as shown below.

As soon as you opened the event viewer, you will get a summary of Administrative Events which provides various event type information as shown below.

Here, we can see, that within 7 days, 142 Error Levels are detected, 9 within 24 hours, and 2 within the last hour.

Similarly, you can find other event types like a warning, informational, and audit success information.

For finding out error and crashes log information, we will focus on two logs.

• Windows Logs
• Applications and Services Logs 

Now, let’s find out the simple errors.

2 Under Windows Logs, click on System. Then on the main panel, you will find all the log information. Scroll down in the main panel, you will find the Error Level log as shown below.

It provides information like when was this error recorded, its Event Id, Task Category, Source from where the error occurs, etc. When you click on the error you will get general and detailed information about the error.

General Tab shows general information.

Detail Tab shows raw event data and you can view those data in Friendly View as well as XML View.

Create Custom View of Error Logs

We can create and filter the custom views of the logs so that we can view only a particular level. 

1 Click on Create Custom View located at the top-right pane as shown below.

2 Select Error from Event Level and under Event Logs dropdown select  Windows Logs > System and press Ok.

Here, I am filtering Error Level for System Category.

3 Give a name for Custom View. Here I have given «Windows System Error Logs» as shown below.

4 Those custom views are recorded under the Custom Views folder located at the top left pane.

As I have just created a «Windows System Error Logs» custom view, click on it. And we will get all error which is present under Windows Log > System.

We can easily archive those error and crashes in various format like .evt, .txt, .csv etc.

Find Windows 10 / 11 Errors Log Using Powershell

Powershell is a powerful Microsoft tool that provides a command-line interface for task automation and configuration management framework.

Let’s find out error logs using Powershell.

Syntax:

Get-EventLog -Log LogName | where {$_.entryType -match «LogType«}

Eg. Finding Error Level Log from Windows System records related to programs installed on the system.

Get-EventLog -Log system  | where {$_.entryType -match «Error«}

or simply

Get-EventLog -LogName System -EntryType Error

Now, 

let’s get the newest 15 error log from System Event.

Get-EventLog -LogName System -Newest 15 -EntryType Error

Here, instead of 15, you can use any number.

Find Windows 10 / 11  Crashes and Error Logs using Reliability Monitor

Windows 7 introduced Reliability Monitor features and later adopted them in Windows 8,8.1,10 and 11. Reliability Monitor gives a quick overview of how your system is. It describes errors, warnings, and crash information in graphical format in a much more readable way. Overall, Reliability Monitor tells about how reliable and stable your system has been.

So, let’s find Windows 10 crashes and error logs using Reliability Monitor.

1 Goto search bar and type reliability and then select «view reliability history» from the list.

Reliability Monitor looks like this:

It has a stability Score ranging from one to ten. And, according to your system, its score changes on a regular basis. The horizontal line in the figure above clearly shows that on 5/24/2021, the stability index is around 5, and the system was performing well up to 6/2/2021. The stability score then fell on 6/3/2021.

It has 4 different categories. As shown in the right red rectangle above.

• Application Failures: These tracks like unexpectedly closed the application, applications not responding information, etc.
• Windows Failures: This tracks Operating system failed to start, OS crashes, driver failure, etc.
• Miscellaneous Failures: Other failures not included in application and windows failures.
• Warnings: such as Unable to update windows etc.
• Information: such as Successful windows update.

Here in the chart, critical Errors are shown by red circles, warnings are shown by yellow triangles, and information is shown in blue circles. Note that: Warning and information are not taken while calculating the stability index.

In the graph, we can see that the first error took place on 5/24/2021, as indicated by the red X circle. This error is connected to application failures, as the graph shows. On June 5th, 2021, we can see that problems and faults relating to applications and windows have happened. On the same day, we can also see that warnings and informational messages have been displayed.

When you click on any row in the chart, you will get respective date failures(if any)/warning(if any)/information(if any) just below the chart.

When clicked on the row of date: 6/3/2021, those errors are shown as below. Here we can clearly see that system is having critical errors as Windows Hardware errors and Asus System Analysis Stopped working error. Also, it is showing Windows Update failure warning and Windows.

Find Windows 10 / 11 crashes log with the help of the Windows Memory Dump File

If your Windows system crashes and you want to record the issue and prevent/troubleshoot it from happening again, a Windows Memory dump file may be useful. It helps in the recovery of information from a crashed computer. It contains an error message associated with a blue-screen of death(BSOD). (Tested in Both Windows 10 and Windows 11)

If your system is currently running, enable a memory dump to collect memory dumps if the freeze issue occurs again.

1 Goto run and type: sysdm.cpl and press enter.

2 Click on the Advance tab 

3 Under the Startup and Recovery section, click on Settings.

4 Then Check «Write an event to the system log» and uncheck «Automatically restart» 

5 Select «Complete Memory Dump» if you have a large disk size otherwise select a Small memory dump(256 KB) if you have limited disk space.

6 Select «Overwrite any existing file» to overwrite the existing file.

7 Click on the Ok button.

Now when your system crashes and you want to find crashed information then you will get it at path «%SystemRoot%\MEMORY.DMP»

Note: To create a memory dump file, Windows requires at least a 2 MB paging file on the boot volume.

Find Windows 10 / 11 Crashes and Error Logs using Third-Party Software

There are lots of Windows 10 / 11 Event Logs third-party software which can be handy for you. So here is the list of some commonly used Windows 10 Event Logs Viewer for Finding Crashes and Error Logs

1 SysMon

Sysmon (System Monitor) is a component of SysInternals Tools. It is a Windows system service and device driver. Once installed, it remains resident across system reboots to monitor and log system activity to the Windows event log. It provides detailed information on what is happening in the operating system, such as process creation, network connections, and changes to file creation time.

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2 Splunk 

Splunk Cloud Platform can be used to monitor Windows Event Log channels. Splunk universal or heavy forwarder is utilized here to collect data and send it to Splunk Cloud Platforms.

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3 Event Log Explorer

Event Log Explorer is a powerful software tool that allows you to observe, analyze, and monitor Windows Event Log activities. Event Log Explorer significantly simplifies and accelerates event log examination of all types, including security, system, application, setup, DNS, and others.

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4 LOGalyze

Logalyze is open-source software that is free and lightweight for centralized log management and network monitoring.LOGalyze can analyze server and application logs and can report data in PDF, CSV, and HTML format. It is compatible with both Linux and Windows operating systems.
It also offers powerful search capabilities and can detect real-time events in services distributed across multiple nodes.

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5 SnakeTail

SnakeTail is another Windows Tail log analyzer tool for monitoring large text files and Windows Event Logs with no administrative rights.

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How to Fix Crash in Windows 10 and Windows 11?

 You can fix or reduce the crashing issue on Windows 10 or 11 by following the steps below.

1 Reboot your PC: It’s possible that simply restarting your computer will solve the problem. It will clean the memory and put a stop to any processes that are hogging your resources, such as RAM and CPU, for no apparent reason. A reboot can fix problems with hardware and peripheral devices as well.

2 Disable CPU Overclocking: There are situations when your CPU will crash due to overheating, and the overheating could be caused by an overclocked CPU. Stopping the CPU from being overclocked is therefore one technique to prevent the overheating and crashing issue.

3 Updates Driver from Guenine Source: Keeping your drivers up to date and updating those that are out of date can prevent your computer from crashing.
An obsolete driver or missing updates or corrupted updates could be responsible for a BSOD that prevents you from accessing the desktop.

If you experience crashes in your programs, such as Zoom, Skype, and games, then you probably blame this application; however, this does not always happen, and the problem could be with your driver; thus, you should update your driver as soon as you can.

4 System Restore: If you are having issues with the functionality of your Windows machine, you can use the System Restore feature to revert the system files, program files, and registry information to an earlier version themselves. If these files are damaged or corrupted in any way, using System Restore to restore them to an earlier point in time will fix the issue for you.

5 Scan your system for the error

You can try any of the below commands to scan your system.

sfc /scannow

When you use the command sfc /scannow, it will check all of the protected system files and, if any of them are corrupted, it will replace them with a cached duplicate that is stored in a compressed folder at the path %WinDir%\System32\dllcache

You can try DISM Command: The Dism command does a check for corruption and fixes any issues that it discovers with the operating system into which you are currently logged.

dism.exe /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth

FAQ:

1 What are the most common crashes in Windows OS?

Ans: Almost all the crashes and error logs of windows OS can be found in Event Viewer. Event Log can tell you why and when a crash occurred.

There are 3 most common crashes in Windows OS are :

• Unexpected Shutdown and restart.
•  Application Hangs
• Application Level Fault.

2 Where to find startup problems?

Ans: You can find boot/startup logs in Event Viewer, Reliability Monitor, and Boot Logs.

You can look above for the Event Viewer method and reliability monitor methods. Here I will explain using Boot Logs. Actually, Boot Logs contains both Successful as well as unsuccessful information that occurs during boot. Those logs are found in the Ntbtlog.txt file.

3 What is BSOD?

BSOD stands for Blue Screen Of Death. As a name, they are a kind of fatal windows system crash displayed in Blue Screen as shown below.

BSOD signifies a system crash in which the operating system is unable to operate safely. The General Cause of BSOD is hardware and software driver issues.

4 How to fix Windows Corrupted System Files?

If there are corrupted system files in Windows, then SRC(System File Checker) can fix most of them.

• Open Command Prompt with admin privileges.
• Type the below command and press Enter

sfc /scannow

Then wait for the process to complete.

Can I Clear Error Log in Windows 11 ?

Ans: You are free to go. Windows Error Logs are small in size and can be left as it is. You should not be concerned about them at all.You are free to clear them if you wish.