Event Viewer - Create a Custom System Monitoring

Event Viewer - Create Custom System Monitoring

Filtering and Creating Custom Event Views for System Monitoring​

The Event Viewer Console

1. Open the Event Viewer Console through one of the following methods:

- From the RUN Command, type eventvwr.msc and press enter.

- Click the Start Globe, select All programs, Administrative Tools, and then select Event Viewer;

- NOTE: In some Windows 7 releases you can right click on 'Computer' and select 'Manage', you will then need to filter select the event viewer in from the Microsoft Management Console (MMC) window that appears.
2. Expand Windows Logs and click on System, to see your System Events.

3. Next Click on Filter Current Log, this is found on the action pane on the right. The Filter Current Log dialogue box will now appear.


The Filter Current Log Dialogue Box

1. When the Filter Current Log Dialogue box appears, Select the Critical and Warning tick boxes and press Ok.

2. You should now see your filtered log.


The Create Custom View Dialogue box

1. From the Event Viewer window, select Create Custom View. The Custom View Dialogue box will appear.

2. In the custom view Dialogue box tick the Critical and Warning Check Boxes.

3. Press OK and the Save Filter to Custom View box will appear.

4. Fill in the Name and Description for your custom view and press OK.

5. You can now view your custom view from the Event Viewer Tree.

Related Tutorials

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• How to Setup Event Viewer in Vista and Windows 7 to Send a Email Notification
• How to Clear the Windows 7 Event Viewer with One Click

 

[TimStitt]

Hmm.. my attached pictures aren't working. Although they show on preview when I edit. Any ideas?

 

[Brink]

Hello Tim,

While editing your tutorial, click on where you want the image to go in the post, then click on the paperclip icon to attach the image at that location. I attached the first one for you as an example to help.

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/9733-how-post-screenshot-seven-forums.html

Hope this helps,
Shawn

 

[TimStitt]

Hello Tim,

While editing your tutorial, click on where you want the image to go in the post, then click on the paperclip icon to attach the image at that location. I attached the first one for you as an example to help.

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/9733-how-post-screenshot-seven-forums.html

Hope this helps,
Shawn

Thanks Brink! Master of tutorial writing.

I thought that I did that, but obviously not. I never usually have a problem with pics.
Oh well Time to fix it...

Hi Shawn,

I just ripped the coding and added an extra number to the picture ID, but thanks to your link and the first example that you did, from those I could see how it's done.

You know, if it wasn't for you constantly churning out tutorials I would never have tried to make on myself.

Cheers mate

Tim

 

[Brink]

You're most welcome Tim. You have created a great tutorial.

 

[derekimo]

Nice work Tim.

 

[TimStitt]

Nice work Tim.

Thanks Derek! I thought I was overdue for a tutorial on something..... the trick is finding one that Brink hasn't already delved into *grin*.