Windows / Code / 0x0000002c
0x0000002c
Decimal: 44 · Signed: 44
As HRESULT:- S: 0 (Success)
- C: 0 (Microsoft-defined)
- N: 0 (Not an NTSTATUS value)
- Facility: 0x000 (FACILITY_NULL: Default)
- Code: 0x002c (44)
As NTSTATUS:- Sev: 0 (STATUS_SEVERITY_SUCCESS)
- C: 0 (Microsoft-defined)
- Facility: 0x000 (Default)
- Code: 0x002c (44)
Associated Modules
| Module | Found in | Description |
|---|
| EhStorAuthn.exe | 7 | Device command error |
| EventCreate.exe | 78.11011 | %1 |
| VSSVC.exe | 1011 | Volume Shadow Copy Service information: Disk '%1' appears as disconnected and it is
rejected by the service. You may want to rescan disks. [%2]
%3 |
| cipher.exe | 78.11011 | 0x00 |
| dsreg.dll | 1011 | Unable to add account %2 to group %1. Error: %3 |
| dssec.dll | 78.11011 | Send message |
| ehepgres.dll | 7 | %1 |
| hvloader.dll | 11 | Hypervisor launch failed; Either No Execute feature (NX) not present or not enabled in BIOS. |
| hvservice.sys | 10 | Hypervisor launch failed; Either No Execute feature (NX) not present or not enabled in BIOS. |
| nslookup.exe | 78.11011 | *** Can't find initialize address for server %1: %2 |
| reagentc.exe | 8.11011 | %1: The description file contains missing or invalid entries. |
| w32time.dll | 1011 | The time provider NtpClient encountered an error and was forced to shut down. The error was: %1 |
| webservices.dll | 78.11011 | The URL scheme did not match the URL scheme of the endpoint. |
| wecutil.exe | 78.110 | Displays subscription runtime status.
Usage:
wecutil { gr | get-subscriptionruntimestatus } SUBSCRIPTION_ID
[EVENT_SOURCE [EVENT_SOURCE] ...]
SUBSCRIPTION_ID
String that uniquely identifies a subscription, specified by the
tag of the XML configuration file used to create the subscription
EVENT_SOURCE
String that identifies a machine serving as a source of events using fully-qualified
domain name, NetBIOS name, or an IP address.
Example:
Display runtime status of subscription named sub1.
wecutil gr sub1
Subscription: sub1
RunTimeStatus: Active
LastError: 0 ErrorMessage:
ErrorTime: 2007-01-01T12:00:00.000
NextRetryTime:
LastHeartbeatTime:
EventSources:
MYSOURCE$
RunTimeStatus: Active
LastError: 0
ErrorMessage:
ErrorTime:
NextRetryTime:
LastHeartbeatTime: 2007-01-01T12:15:00.000 |
| wecutil.exe | 11 | Displays subscription runtime status.
Usage:
wecutil { gr | get-subscriptionruntimestatus } SUBSCRIPTION_ID
[EVENT_SOURCE [EVENT_SOURCE] ...] [/PurgeInactiveES:Interval]
SUBSCRIPTION_ID
String that uniquely identifies a subscription, specified by the
tag of the XML configuration file used to create the subscription
EVENT_SOURCE
String that identifies a machine serving as a source of events using fully-qualified
domain name, NetBIOS name, or an IP address.
options:
/PurgeInactiveES:Interval
Interval in days that purge matched inacitve Event_sources, which 'inactive' status stands
longer than the Interval period since their last action time.
Example:
Display runtime status of subscription named sub1.
wecutil gr sub1
Subscription: sub1
RunTimeStatus: Active
Events processed:
Events lost:
FirstEventBatchTime: 2007-01-01T12:00:00.000
LastError: 0
ErrorMessage:
ErrorTime: 2007-01-01T12:00:00.000
NextRetryTime:
LastHeartbeatTime:
EventSources:
MYSOURCE$
RunTimeStatus: Active
Events processed:
Events lost:
Events ProcessingTime(ms):
LastError: 0
ErrorMessage:
ErrorTime:
NextRetryTime:
LastHeartbeatTime: 2007-01-01T12:15:00.000 |
| wevtutil.exe | 1011 | Modify the configuration of a log.
Usage:
wevtutil { sl | set-log } [/OPTION:VALUE [/OPTION:VALUE] ...]
String that uniquely identifies a log. If option /c is specified,
should not be specified since it is read from the config file.
Options:
You can use either the short (for example, /e) or long (for example, /enabled)
version of the option names. Options and their values are not case-sensitive.
/{e | enabled}:[true|false]
Enable or disable a log.
/{q | quiet}:[true|false]
Quiet display option. No prompts or messages are displayed to the user. If not
specified, the default is true.
/{fm | filemax}:
Set Maximum number of enablements across which to preserve events, where is
an integer between 1 and 16. One file is created for each enablement, so if this
value is 2, events will be produced from the last two enablements. A reboot
counts as disabling and then re-enabling the channel.
/{i | isolation}:[system|application|custom]
Log isolation mode. The isolation mode of a log determines whether a log shares
a session with other logs in the same isolation class. If you specify system
isolation, the target log will share at least write permissions with the System
log. If you specify application isolation, the target log will share at least
write permissions with the Application log. If you specify custom isolation, you
must also provide a security descriptor by using the /ca option.
/{lfn | logfilename}:VALUE
Log file name. VALUE is the full path to the file where the Event Log service
stores events for this log.
/{rt | retention}:[true|false]
Log retention mode. The log retention mode determines the behavior of the Event
Log service when a log reaches its maximum size. If an event log reaches its
maximum size and the log retention mode is true, existing events are retained and
incoming events are discarded. If the log retention mode is false, incoming
events overwrite the oldest events in the log.
/{ab | autobackup}:[true|false]
Log autobackup policy. If autobackup is true, the log will be backed up
automatically when it reaches the maximum size. In addition, if autobackup is
true, retention (specified with the /rt option) must be set to true.
/{ms | maxsize}:
Maximum size of log, where is the number of bytes. Note that the minimum
value for is 1048576 (1024KB) and log files are always multiples of 64KB, so
the specified value will be rounded accordingly.
/{l | level}:
Level filter of log, where is any valid level value. Only applicable to logs
with a dedicated session. You can remove a level filter by setting to 0.
/{k | keywords}:VALUE
Keywords filter of log. VALUE can be any valid 64 bit keyword mask. Only
applicable to logs with a dedicated session.
/{ca | channelaccess}:VALUE
Access permission for an event log. VALUE is a security descriptor specified
using the Security Descriptor Definition Language (SDDL). Search MSDN
(http://msdn.microsoft.com) for information about SDDL format.
/{c | config}:VALUE
Path to the config file, where VALUE is the full file path. If specified, log
properties will be read from this config file. If this option is specified, you
must not specify the command line parameter. The log name will be read
from the config file.
Example:
The following example sets retention, autobackup and maximum log size on the
Application log by using a config file. Note that the config file is an XML file
with the same format as the output of wevtutil gl /f:xml.
C:\config.xml
true
true
9000000
wevtutil sl /c:config.xml |
| wevtutil.exe | 78.1 | Modify the configuration of a log.
Usage:
wevtutil { sl | set-log } [/OPTION:VALUE [/OPTION:VALUE] ...]
String that uniquely identifies a log. If option /c is specified,
should not be specified since it is read from the config file.
Options:
You can use either the short (for example, /e) or long (for example, /enable)
version of the option names. Options and their values are not case-sensitive.
/{e | enabled}:[true|false]
Enable or disable a log.
/{q | quiet}:[true|false]
Quiet display option. No prompts or messages are displayed to the user. If not
specified, the default is true.
/{fm | filemax}:
Set Maximum number of enablements across which to preserve events, where is
an integer between 1 and 16. One file is created for each enablement, so if this
value is 2, events will be produced from the last two enablements. A reboot
counts as disabling and then re-enabling the channel.
/{i | isolation}:[system|application|custom]
Log isolation mode. The isolation mode of a log determines whether a log shares
a session with other logs in the same isolation class. If you specify system
isolation, the target log will share at least write permissions with the System
log. If you specify application isolation, the target log will share at least
write permissions with the Application log. If you specify custom isolation, you
must also provide a security descriptor by using the /ca option.
/{lfn | logfilename}:VALUE
Log file name. VALUE is the full path to the file where the Event Log service
stores events for this log.
/{rt | retention}:[true|false]
Log retention mode. The log retention mode determines the behavior of the Event
Log service when a log reaches its maximum size. If an event log reaches its
maximum size and the log retention mode is true, existing events are retained and
incoming events are discarded. If the log retention mode is false, incoming
events overwrite the oldest events in the log.
/{ab | autobackup}:[true|false]
Log autobackup policy. If autobackup is true, the log will be backed up
automatically when it reaches the maximum size. In addition, if autobackup is
true, retention (specified with the /rt option) must be set to true.
/{ms | maxsize}:
Maximum size of log, where is the number of bytes. Note that the minimum
value for is 1048576 (1024KB) and log files are always multiples of 64KB, so
the specified value will be rounded accordingly.
/{l | level}:
Level filter of log, where is any valid level value. Only applicable to logs
with a dedicated session. You can remove a level filter by setting to 0.
/{k | keywords}:VALUE
Keywords filter of log. VALUE can be any valid 64 bit keyword mask. Only
applicable to logs with a dedicated session.
/{ca | channelaccess}:VALUE
Access permission for an event log. VALUE is a security descriptor specified
using the Security Descriptor Definition Language (SDDL). Search MSDN
(http://msdn.microsoft.com) for information about SDDL format.
/{c | config}:VALUE
Path to the config file, where VALUE is the full file path. If specified, log
properties will be read from this config file. If this option is specified, you
must not specify the command line parameter. The log name will be read
from the config file.
Example:
The following example sets retention, autobackup and maximum log size on the
Application log by using a config file. Note that the config file is an XML file
with the same format as the output of wevtutil gl /f:xml.
C:\config.xml
true
true
9000000
wevtutil sl /c:config.xml |
| whealogr.dll | 71011 | A fatal hardware error has occurred.
Component: PCI/PCI-X Device
Error Source: %1
Error Type: %5
The details view of this entry contains further information. |
| win32k.sys | 78.1 | AppWorkspace |
| win32kbase.sys | 1011 | AppWorkspace |
| wuaueng.dll | 1011 | Windows Update started downloading an update. |
| wuauengcore.dll | 11 | Windows Update started downloading an update. |
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