Errors being logged...multiple systems

BamaInArk · Jan 23, 2026

I recently noticed some errors being logged on a system I had just performed a clean install. It was so bad I decided to perform another clean install. It was on an MSI system and I allowed the bios/UEFI to auto install the MSI utility. The 2nd clean install I did not allow that to happen. Much better with 2nd attempt, however.........

I now noticed other errors being logged which seemed strange. They are showing up under Windows Logs | Application. The "Level" only shows "Information" however the source is "Windows Error Reporting" with Event ID 1001. I am now seeing the same error/errors being logged on multiple systems.

Using my daily driver PC as a guide as it's doing the same thing. This is Win11 26200.7623, fully updated. Below is some of the error being logged. It shows "Fault Bucket" which to me seems like a quazi BSOD but I never see anything on the PC itself. There are a series of the same error message being logged. Then stop being logged for several hours then the logging repeats. This goes on and on throughout the day with nothing negative showing up on the system operation.

As mentioned I am seeing the same errors being logged on multiple Win11 systems. I am not wondering if this is something being caused by the latest Microsoft Update. As mentioned the level that is showing is only "Information" and not showing a red error flag or a yellow caution which makes these tougher to notice.

Log Name: Application
Source: Windows Error Reporting
Date: 1/23/2026 10:15:45 AM
Event ID: 1001
Task Category: None
Level: Information
Keywords:
User: SYSTEM
Computer: X870E
Description:
Fault bucket , type 0
Event Name: LiveKernelEvent
Response: Not available
Cab Id: 0

Problem signature:
P1: 193
P2: 810
P3: ffffc702efd96000
P4: ffffc702eb4f50c0
P5: 31f6
P6: 10_0_26200
P7: 0_0
P8: 256_1
P9:
P10:

Attached files:
\\?\C:\WINDOWS\LiveKernelReports\WATCHDOG\WATCHDOG-20260118-1542.dmp
\\?\C:\WINDOWS\SystemTemp\WER-22381531-0.sysdata.xml
\\?\C:\WINDOWS\LiveKernelReports\WATCHDOG-20260118-1542.dmp
\\?\C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\WER\Temp\WER.d9878693-a259-4dcd-9f51-f1d15faa9d76.tmp.WERInternalMetadata.xml
\\?\C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\WER\Temp\WER.274848b4-a79c-4e34-8069-d6006bf5cc7d.tmp.csv
\\?\C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\WER\Temp\WER.63de61ee-7c58-4296-a7fd-0959f767ba53.tmp.txt
\\?\C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\WER\Temp\WER.f5bc0f19-3448-4541-9637-586501d84af4.tmp.xml

These files may be available here:
\\?\C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\WER\ReportQueue\Kernel_193_ad381eab52d478e8d18512729d29e89c8e2740_00000000_0fbc2710-1e49-464c-b8df-253e7151428b

allan · Jan 23, 2026

I assume this is in the Event Viewer? If so, do yourself a big favor and stay out of the event log. If your system is exhibiting specific issues, let us know and we'll do our best to assist.

OAT · Jan 23, 2026

BamaInArk said:
I recently noticed some errors being logged on a system I had just performed a clean install. It was so bad I decided to perform another clean install. It was on an MSI system and I allowed the bios/UEFI to auto install the MSI utility. The 2nd clean install I did not allow that to happen. Much better with 2nd attempt, however.........

I now noticed other errors being logged which seemed strange. They are showing up under Windows Logs | Application. The "Level" only shows "Information" however the source is "Windows Error Reporting" with Event ID 1001. I am now seeing the same error/errors being logged on multiple systems.

Using my daily driver PC as a guide as it's doing the same thing. This is Win11 26200.7623, fully updated. Below is some of the error being logged. It shows "Fault Bucket" which to me seems like a quazi BSOD but I never see anything on the PC itself. There are a series of the same error message being logged. Then stop being logged for several hours then the logging repeats. This goes on and on throughout the day with nothing negative showing up on the system operation.

As mentioned I am seeing the same errors being logged on multiple Win11 systems. I am not wondering if this is something being caused by the latest Microsoft Update. As mentioned the level that is showing is only "Information" and not showing a red error flag or a yellow caution which makes these tougher to notice.

'As mentioned the level that is showing is only "Information" '

Please let it be, this could be just the reboots that take place during certain updates.
However if you want to drive yourself up the wall, by all means, continue to exasperate yourself.

OldMainframeGuy · Jan 23, 2026

allan said:
I assume this is in the Event Viewer? If so, do yourself a big favor and stay out of the event log. If your system is exhibiting specific issues, let us know and we'll do our best to assist.

This has always been a pet peeve of mine. Microsoft has taken a perfectly viable way of informing you of significant issues with your PC and turned it into a message dumpster full of garbage messages to ignore. You get used to the notion of "Those are the errors I always get" which trains you to ignore the real errors. I understand why every error might be logged but there should be a way to indicate you only want to see real errors that cause problems, not soft ones.

Winuser · Jan 23, 2026

I learned years ago to only check Event Viewer when I notice my computer having problems. And even then, I don't fully trust it. It reminds me of the fairy tail I read when I was a child called Chicken Little.

BamaInArk · Jan 23, 2026

Winuser said:
I learned years ago to only check Event Viewer when I notice my computer having problems. And even then, I don't fully trust it. It reminds me of the fairy tail I read when I was a child called Chicken Little.

Same here however as mentioned in the OP on the system with the clean install I was seeing issues. Which of course got me to check the Event Viewer. Then began noticing the same error on other systems. But I'm no noob either.

allan · Jan 23, 2026

BamaInArk said:
Same here however as mentioned in the OP on the system with the clean install I was seeing issues. Which of course got me to check the Event Viewer. Then began noticing the same error on other systems. But I'm no noob either.

Respectfully, you're trying to fix a problem which doesn't exist. Forget the event viewer and you'll be much happier

. I've probably looked in the EV less than half a dozen times over the 30+ years it's been part of Windows- and that's with many, MANY computers.

glasskuter · Jan 23, 2026

I totally agree with the others. A user shoud stay out of event viewer unless his sytem exhibits problems. Windows logs thousands of "informational" events every day. You are chasing your tail when you chase informational events? Even with "error" events , most times the system recovers as it's designed to do. Even then, the users should be concerned only if the system is giving issues and reporting many such events.

john1955 · Jan 23, 2026

Wait till you get all your drivers updated, it might go away . . .

Is your BIOS updated?

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