How to fix Eventlog Error Perflib eentid: 1005 and 1017?

Simon Krauße 0 Reputation points
2024-07-12T16:44:08.88+00:00

My laptop is sending out super loud warn signals and shutsdown 30 sec to 1 min after that. After reebot i watched the event logger at the exact time and saw these to errors are the last accuring.

This isnt the first time this happend but it is the first time happening after i reseted my laptop in hope of fixing this random restart and louds noises. And it happends complety random. somtimes there was nothing for 2 whole months and sometimes it happends multiple times a day. I can play very demanding videos games and nothing happends and sometimes i have nothing open at all and he starts beeping gain so loud i can hear it from outside the house. Any help regarding this issue is much apriciated

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  1. MotoX80 36,401 Reputation points
    2024-07-13T12:49:51.7966667+00:00

    I can play very demanding videos games

    Your pc might be overheating. Make sure that you have good airflow around it. (Don't put it inside of a desk and close the door.)

    Check your hardware vendor's web site for diagnostic tools for your motherboard and video card. Typically there is a hardware diagnostics test tool to exercise the components. The vendor may also offer a monitor tool to report on temperature, and if all of your fans are working.

    If you can't find any tools, the folks at CPUID have a free hardware monitor that might help. Watch component temperatures. (Not a Microsoft supported site/tool.)

    https://www.cpuid.com/softwares/hwmonitor.html

    I don't think that those events are related, but you would need to share the full event message to know that.

    I wrote a Powershell script that I called RecentEvents.ps1 that will read the entries from all eventlogs and sort by TOD. That will include all of the "Applications and Services logs". Run the script with "run as administrator". That should give you a full picture of everything that was happening around the time that your pc shut down.

    https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/102481/eventlog-madness

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