Microsoft-Windows-CorruptedFileRecovery-Server
17 events across 2 channels
Event ID 1 — The file FileName may be corrupted, which may have caused the application AppName to stop working.
Event ID 2 — The system file FileName is corrupted, which may have caused the application AppName to stop working.
Event ID 3 — The system file FileName may be corrupted, which may have caused the application AppName to stop working.
Event ID 4 — The system file FileName is corrupted, which may have caused the application AppName to stop working.
Event ID 5 — The system file FileName was reported as being corrupted but Windows determined that the file is not actually damaged.
Event ID 6 — The system file FileName was corrupted, which may have caused the application AppName to stop working.
Event ID 7 — The system file FileName was corrupted, which may have caused the application AppName to stop working.
Event ID 8 — The system file FileName was corrupted, which may have caused the application AppName to stop working.
Event ID 9 — The system file FileName may be corrupted, which may have caused the application AppName to stop working.
Event ID 10 — The system file FileName may be corrupted, but Windows could not determine if the file was actually damaged (error code ErrorCode).
Event ID 11 — The system file FileName is corrupted, which may have caused the application AppName to stop working.
Event ID 12 — Windows detected that program file FilePath is corrupted, causing application AppName to stop working.
Description
Windows detected that program file FilePath is corrupted, causing application AppName to stop working. To restore the file, reinstall ProductName version ProductVersion.
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Fields #
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
FilePath UnicodeString | — |
AppName UnicodeString | — |
ProductName UnicodeString | — |
ProductVersion UnicodeString | — |