A. Hiển thị Caption B. Hiển thị Hình ảnh Hình ảnh Hiển thị thứ tự ngẫu nhiên C. Đơn hàng trong nền Hiển thị tuần tự của lưới bản đồ và hiển thị một cái nhìn đồ họa của hệ thống mạng chạy một trả lời LLTDmạng cục bộ (LAN) theo tiêu chuẩn truy cập được sử dụng để | 410 Chapter 8 Troubleshooting and Repairing Windows Vista Both the analytic and debug logs are disabled and hidden by default. Because of the mass quantity of events that will be logged to these two logs you should take great care when enabling them and do so only if you are working on a specific problem. To view these logs click View Show Analytic and Debug Logs. Once you have made the logs visible you enable logging by setting the Enable Logging option in the Log Properties dialog box as shown in Figure . FIGURE Log Properties dialog box Using Custom Views You can create custom views in Event Viewer in order to view events from multiple event logs that match specific criteria. You specify which event log or logs the view is to search as well as the desired values of the event properties. Figure shows the Create Custom View dialog box this view searches the application and system logs for error events logged by MSSQLServer Microsoft SQL Server . Setting up custom views can save time when you re trying to isolate problems on a system. They can be especially useful when you want to isolate a problem that may be causing errors to show up on multiple computers. In Exercise you ll create a custom view in Event Viewer. Diagnosing Specific Issues 411 FIGURE Create Custom View dialog box EXERCISE Creating a Custom View in Event Viewer In this exercise you will create a customer view that displays all Winlogon errors that occur in the system or application logs. 1. Launch Event Viewer. 2. Expand the Custom Views folder on the left side of Event Viewer. 3. Select Custom Views and select Action Create Custom View. 4. In the Create Custom View dialog box check Error under Event Level. 5. Ensure that By Log is selected and click the drop-down list for the event logs. 6. Expand Windows Logs and check Application and System. 7. Click the drop-down list for Event Sources then scroll down until you find Winlogon and check the box. 412 Chapter 8 .
