Event Viewer errors

I found a huge list. But I can't copy and need to type them out I'm listing just two for now

What the heck is wrong and how do I fix it??

Faulting application name STaSV64.exe, version 1.0.6393.0, time stamp; 0x4f5ed3b7.
Faulting module name: STaSV64.exe, version 1.0.6393.0, time stamp; 0x4f5ed3b7

Event filter with query "SELECT * FROM _InstanceModificationEvent WITHIN 60 WHERE TargetInstance ISA "Win32_Processor" AND TargetInstance.LoadPercentage > 99" could not be reactivated in namespace "//.root/CIMV2"

Looks like an audio thing, IDC PC Audio. Are you having problems with your sound? You may have to reinstall the drivers.

Which item? The first or second? There were many more but I didn't have time to type all out.

I rarely use the sound. I hear bells and beeps but haven't played music. Occasionally a site will play music and I hear it.

What problem exactly are you having with your machine? I mean, what caused you to open event viewer? Have you tried running an sfc/scannow to find and possibly fix any corrupted system files? Here's a tutorial on how to do that, just click on the link: SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker

Do you have any yellow triangles with exclamation marks in device manager?


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I came across an article that said to type "ev" and see what it says. So, I did. Nothing was running bad; I was just curious.

Event Viewer is what it's name implies. Every event is not a bad thing it's just a event. Something that happened good bad or indifferent.
On my system I don't worry about them unless I have a problem.
When I have a problem I clear the Event Viewer after inspection and wait for the next problem and then look in the Event Viewer.

This Tutorial from Brink should be helpful.
Event Viewer - Open and Use in Windows 7

could not be reactivated in

That read like an error to me. I'm not on that computer right now but I will look at it tomorrow for red or yellow icons. Then maybe do screenshots. I no longer have Photoshop and Paint hasn't been much help to me. I may have to research a public viewing site without size limits to post images.

You don't need that. Just click on this link and follow instructions. Easy Peasy :)

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Good call indianacarnie.
That is the safest and best way to post screen shots.