Reliability Monitor - Reset

Brink said:

Danny,

Strange. Are you logged in as an administrator and have UAC turned on, and what level if so?

Yes admin acc and UAC on default.

The script did run but no change to reliability results after a reboot on both occasions

It still runs for me just fine with those same settings, but I'll add a note in case anyone else has the same issue.

As far as I can see Reset_Reliability_Monitor.bat does:

• Clear the eventlog
• Deletes some RAC database files
• Updates registry key to value 1. (which was already 1 in my case)

Do I really have to wait 24 hours? My problem is that reliabilty monitor isn't updating.
RAC in taskscheduler (\Microsoft\Windows\RAC\RacTask) runs fine.
Diagnostic Policy Service has been started and startup type=manual.
Files are updated in C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\RAC
Entries are visible in eventlog

What could be the problem?

Update: After just 1 hour informational entries appear in reliability monitor. No warnings, no application errors, no windows errors. Probably because I have none of these items in last hour

Hello Ron,

I'm happy to hear that it's running for you now. The wait period varies on the unknown time when it was reset and when the RACTask is triggered to run next, so I have up to 24 hours just as a safe guard period to wait since it depends on all these unknowns. :)

You're most welcome Britton. Glad it could help. :)

Hello sle3pingz,

No problems. It will not affect anything else other than to reset your Reliability Monitor back to a default clean state. :)

You would need to do the steps exactly as written in the tutorial.

Yes, it's safe, and it's only for Reliability Monitor.

I wouldn't post it if it wasn't safe. :)