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CBS.log file: Getting a usable txt file and interpreting the file
First, what does "CBS" mean in cbs.log?
Does the cbs.log file show only errors? I create a cbs.log file a lot, so if there are errors, I'd like to correct them. However, my computer seems to be working just fine. sfc /scannow shows everything is OK.
I've tried findstr /c:"[SR]" %windir%\logs\cbs\cbs.log > c:\test.txt to create a text file so that I can read the cbs.log file, but this command creates the test.txt file with 0 bytes, and I know the cbs.log file is at least 1,000 bytes.
So, 1) how do I get a workable copy of my cbs.log file, and 2) how does one interpret its meaning?
Thanks.