windows 7 event viewer


  1. ShArKy
    Posts : 30
    windows 10 pro (x64), windows 7 ultimate (x64), windows XP (64)
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    windows 7 event viewer


    hello to anyone who can help...
    unfortunately, i did a dumb thing...
    inside the event viewer, then under custom views, there WERE two options

    1) administrative events
    2) summary bla bla .....

    well i selected the summary one, and clicked DELETE over on the right hand side of the window there it says ACTIONS...

    does anyone know how i can get this back? or restore it?

    thanks for any help...
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  3. richc46
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    Windows 10, Home Clean Install
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    If another does not come by with another answer, try system restore.

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  4. gregrocker
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    Do you still have your Admin View? That's the one you really need to troubleshoot errors.
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