EventLogViewer

EventLogViewer is a lightweight program designed to provide minute details regarding all events occurring on your system. The tool includes both hardware and software events and it works on both local and remote workstations. To access the remote section, click on Computer Selection and type in the required information.

Key Features:

• Single-window interface


• Portable and easy to use


• Detailed event information


• Search function for specific queries


• Powerful filter options


• Event logs can be saved and exported

Technical Specifications:

• Price: FREE


• Publisher: Kurt Zimmermann


• Remote access capabilities


• Customizable filter settings


• Search function for quick queries

The program comes with a single-window interface designed as a dashboard and is portable, so you can launch and begin exploring events. The categories of events are in the left panel along with corresponding numbers, so you can simply click on any to learn more about an occurrence.

The events are displayed with minute information that includes details on the type, date, source, task category, event ID, and user. Clicking on any of them pops an additional tab in the lower section where you can learn more about the vendor name and GUID, version, level, opcode, creation time, record ID, execution process and thread IDs, channel, and computer. The logs can be saved and exported.

You will be happy to learn that the program comes with a search function that can greatly simplify things if you are investigating something specific, for instance. Simply type the keyword in the dedicated session, and the tool provides a list with the results and their Event ID, date, and source.

The powerful filter function can be accessed from Custom View and enables you to narrow the results based on different criteria, including the date, critical level, protocol, source, user, computer, and various keywords included in the text.

EventLogViewer can come in handy for anyone who is currently looking deeper into issues affecting the overall performance and stability of Windows PCs.