#system-monitoring

Windows Event ID 24579 – Unknown: System Component Registration or Service Initialization Event

Event ID 24579 typically indicates a system component registration, service initialization, or driver loading event. This informational event appears during system startup or when specific Windows services are starting.

Windows Event ID 6144 – Kernel-General: System Performance Counter Collection Started

Event ID 6144 indicates that Windows has started collecting system performance counters. This informational event fires during system startup or when performance monitoring services initialize.

Windows Event ID 6009 – EventLog: Microsoft Windows Kernel Boot Information

Event ID 6009 records Windows kernel boot information including processor details, memory configuration, and system architecture during system startup.

Windows Event ID 5056 – Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-General: System Time Change Detected

Event ID 5056 fires when Windows detects a system time change, typically during boot or when time synchronization occurs. Critical for audit trails and troubleshooting time-related issues.

Windows Event ID 4892 – Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-General: System Time Change Detected

Event ID 4892 fires when Windows detects a system time change, typically during time synchronization, manual adjustments, or hardware clock drift corrections.

Windows Event ID 1074 – User32: System Restart or Shutdown Initiated

Event ID 1074 records when a system restart or shutdown is initiated by a user or application. This informational event tracks who initiated the action and the reason code.

Windows Event ID 1100 – EventLog: Event Logging Service Shutdown

Event ID 1100 indicates the Windows Event Log service has shut down, typically during system shutdown or service restart. This informational event helps track service lifecycle and system state changes.

Windows Event ID 11728 – Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-General: System Time Change Detected

Event ID 11728 fires when Windows detects a system time change, typically from time synchronization services, manual adjustments, or hardware clock drift corrections.

Windows Event ID 8231 – Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-General: System Time Change Detected

Event ID 8231 fires when Windows detects a system time change, typically during time synchronization, manual adjustments, or hardware clock drift corrections.

Windows Event ID 8300 – Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Power: System Thermal Zone Temperature

Event ID 8300 indicates thermal zone temperature changes in Windows systems. This informational event tracks CPU and system temperature thresholds for thermal management and hardware protection.

Windows Event ID 8224 – Kernel-EventTracing: ETW Session Start Failure

Event ID 8224 indicates an Event Tracing for Windows (ETW) session failed to start, typically due to insufficient system resources, permission issues, or conflicting trace sessions.

Windows Event ID 8216 – Kernel-EventTracing: ETW Session Start Failed

Event ID 8216 indicates that an Event Tracing for Windows (ETW) session failed to start, typically due to insufficient permissions, resource constraints, or provider conflicts in the Windows kernel event tracing subsystem.