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Hello,
Please help to understand the below event log message
The description for Event ID 8000 from source Netwtw10 cannot be found. Either the component that raises this event is not installed on your local computer or the installation is corrupted. You can install or repair the component on the local computer.
Same message appears in the System Event ID 7021 7023 7017 7010 7005 7006 7027 7036 7026 7025 8000 7003 6062
What is meant by Netwtw10 and Netwtw14?
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There are quite a few 8000 event IDs so providing us the full event log information would be helpful. If the event is coming from WLAN-Autoconfig then it is an informational message indicating that a connection to a wireless network was made. In this case the name is either the network adapter name or perhaps the profile name.
It looks to me, based upon a quick google for the name you gave, that this is related to the Intel network driver as discussed here.
Thanks for the update. Please find the below event details
Event ID 8000
Before 8000 event ID occurs
After event id 8000 occured
Then it is the same issue as reported in the link I gave. The Intel driver that you're using didn't set up the event log stuff properly. The messages themselves are informational and can be ignored. If you really want the logs fixed then the link I posted mentions newer drivers that may solve the issue. Otherwise you'll need to reach out to Intel.
In regards to your original question though the Netwtw10 name is the Intel network driver.
