HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Diagnostics\Performance\BootCKCLSettingsġ. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Diagnostics\Performance\ShutdownCKCLSettings In Event Trace Sessions, and you can configure the file to your own needs, but it will only last one session as soon as the However, there is an option: When the file is in zero byte, you can stop Circular Kernel Context Logger as it becomes available In my case the truly problem relates only toįor some reason this file is extremely protect against any attempt to change its setup. If I’m allowed to upload the file I will attach it on the post. NB! I have ShutdownCKCL.evtx so you can see with your own eyes, the stupid content of this file. Is possible to stop ShutdownCKCL.etl permanently so it leaves my event log in peace? ShutdownCKCL.etl becomes filled with useless events that contain just thousands of empty events Log dialog box for what purpose? It is hard to understand.Ĭ an you help me to find a way to control ShutdownCKCL.etl ?ĭo you thing honestly there is a way to control this file? Why do I want to have control just over that file? Because it fills my Event Log with useless messages. Sessions, and you can configure the file to your own needs, but it will only last one session as soon as theĬomputer is shut down and restarted, all file setup will be returned to the original defaults. However, there is an option: When the file is in zero byte, you can stop Circular Kernel Context Logger as it becomes available in Event Trace įor some reason this file is extremely protect against any attempt to change its setup. In my case the truly problem relates only to ShutdownCKCL.etl.
#Windows logger has stopped windows#
I use only Solid-State Drivers, so I do not need SuperFetch or ReadyBoot, and as a result they are both Disabled by default at Windows installation time. It is true that Maxfilesize can be edited in GUI when the logger is not in use but at first restart, the value will return to default MaxFileSize of 20 MB. Key MaxFileSize until the issue was resolved. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ ControlSet \ Control \ Diagnostics \ Performance \ ShutdownCKCLSettings HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ ControlSet001 \ Control \ Diagnostics \ Performance \ ShutdownCKCLSettings and I've fixed the problem by increasing/calibrating the values in I have not found out why, although I have Investigated the issue deeply. The problem was just that ShutdownCKCL grew unusually large after a few shutdowns.
#Windows logger has stopped install#
I did not use any tool, it all started with a fresh install of Windows 10 version 1803. This will of course increase the size of the shutdown trace file,īut should normally only affect a predefinded number of shutdowns.Īnd I don't think the file is protected, it is only not deleteable as long as it is in use by the logger. Or directly use xperf? Perhaps some 3rd party tool? in Windows Performance Recorder, running Performance Scenario: Shutdown. Did you perhaps use some tool to analyze shutdown performance?į.e.